how much would you pay for an autograph pic of Robin Williams and Pam Dawber with COA?

[disney world dreamer]

just curious.
i'm thinking about selling it and i don't know how much to ask for or how much someone would be willing to pay.

 

[Disneylover99]

Personally? I wouldn't pay a dime.
Autographed pictures of TV stars from a sitcom that ended over 30 years ago hold no interest for me.

 

[Mizzoufan]

I think there is probably a lot of Robin Williams stuff floating around out there esp since his death. Which I think would bring down the value a lot.

 

[kimblebee]

Personally, nothing. For me, if there were any thrill to an autograph it would be in getting to meet the person as well.

 

[usnuzuloose]

Usually what happens is when someone is gone people gather stuff right away and then it fades. You could always call someone who sells autographs and see what they say.

 

[sailorstitch]

I would buy it, but I can't offer anything close to reasonable. I love Robin and I was never able to meet him. This past weekend I was at a con that had a booth with nothing but autographs. There was a Hook mini poster autographed by Robin and one of the female leads. They had it priced at $450.

sailorstitch

 

[low-key]

I wouldnt pay nothing but thats pretty cool, I would just hang on to it

 

[Disneyliscious]

Maybe search on ebay for price comparisons. Ive never been one for autographs as its a picture with writing on it. Just doesn't do anything for me. And CoA's are about as valuable as a a dog that is AKC registered - nothing. Things like that cant be proven to be 100% authentic unless perhaps the autograph is on a one of a kind item and there is a video of the person signing it. I can type up a CoA on my computer and even order a "seal" online to emboss it with (not saying yours is fake in any way, just letting you know scammers have ruined the value on things like that).

Im sure it is worth something though but I wouldn't imagine over $50.