How about with a autograph signature? (John Earle card)?
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Try getting it appraised by an expert.
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Try browsing through similar items on e-bay to get a rough idea; you could even set a high reserve price and run it in an e-bay auction (of course, if it meets the reserve, you'll have to sell it).\n\nAnother route to go would be to scan the photo, locate autograph dealers on-line, send them the .jpg file, and ask them to appraise it for you.\n\nBest of luck.
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A signature is something you sign to authenticate something as being from you. An autograph is generally a requested signature, often from a celebrity
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Jose Canse-llout\n666 Needlepoint Drive\nSteroid City Florida, not sure of the zip code.\n\nWhy the hell would you want this loser's autograph? He is a piece of crap ratt bastard and should just crawl into a hole and never come out.  As a fan of his as a kid and seeing what he has become after he has retired (not to mention what he did while he played and I didn't know it), it sickens me.
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It depends on how that famous person is and what that person signed it on and if it was good quality.
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what dose ink on paper go for these days?\nI really got to start signing someones name mare often. There are Idiots out there that would buy anything including SHI'T if you told them that it was some stars.
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What card dude? I can probably give it to you but give me the brand and maybe even the number on the back. The # is probably in the top left corner, although it could be in the top right instead.\n\nUpdate** \nIt is worth around 5 bucks book value and only like a dollar on ebay.
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Its an autograph book.  The President is collecting autographs and figured that would be the easiest way.  I agree.
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Have one drwn up and signed in front of a notary
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Your welcome for the reply, but I really can't help you out on this one! sometimes it takes a little while to get your hearts desire but keep on trying and you will have that autograph one day!   HAPPY BIRTHDAY !
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Yes. JJ Autographs gives addresses you can write to.\n\nYou can also use the Celebrity address book at your local library: \n\nThe Address Directory of Celebrities in Entertainment, Sports, Business & Politics by David R. Moore.
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Yes.  there are a few provisions.  You may autograph and have the item up for auction as long as there is NO FORM OF PAYMENT or FAVOR that is returned for the auction.  Think of it as more of a donation than an auction.  You or your teammates cannot recieve anything in return.
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c/o SFX Football\n222 South Central\nSuite 1008\nSt. Louis, MO 63105\n\nIf you want to request an autograph, follow the guidelines bellow. If you just want to mail a letter with the address above, and do not want anything back, then you can stop reading! \n\nIf you live in United States send a properly stamped and self addressed envelope (minimum size 8.5" x 4") with your request letter and a photo. \n\nYou can include a piece of cardboard to keep the photo from bending in shipping and also add "Do Not Bend" on the envelopes.\n\nSend your letter and wait. On average, there is going to be a 3+ month wait for a response.\n\nIf you do not live in United States, add several* International Reply Coupons.\nThe International Reply Coupons (IRC) will be used by the receiver to purchase american stamps. You can only get them at your post office. Place the IRCs into the envelope, not on it.
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It will be very hard to verify the autentisity of such an object, you will probly need to take it to a professional of the baseball, he will probly need to check the leather and the seams to check wether it is from "back then". Then if that matches up, and the autograph looks valid, then he probly will give you a certificuit of authentisity
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a store bought card with only his signature\nno i love you or anything
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I love your idea.  Keep it simple.  You go get a petition signed and you get $100 for every verifiable signature.
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Start with your signature... then make it completely unreadable. Now you have an autograph.