FAQ Q: How Long Does the Buying Process Take? A: If you have one item or just a few items … You can have your check in as little as 48 hours If you have a large collection … We will travel anywhere in the United States on just a few days notice and pay you directly once your collection has been appraised and we've agreed upon a price Q: When I email your buyer what information should I include? A: In your email please include: · The number of items you have · A list of your best items · Scans of the best 5 items · A telephone number where you can be reached Q: How do I know what my autograph is worth? A: We have a link on our website devoted entirely to answering that very question. Included are the names of figures that we are interested in obtaining signatures of. We also provide for you the prices that we would be willing to pay for each item. Of course that is not to say that if it's not on the list than we don't want it. You can contact our autograph expert Bob directly my phone or email if you think that you have something really special that is not included on the master list. * KEEP IN MIND THAT IF IT'S NOT VINTAGE CHANCES ARE WE WE'RE NOT INTERESTED Q: What types of items do you consider to be vintage? A: This term comes into play especially when talking about the entertainment industry. You can easily tell the difference between a "vintage" photo and a recent one. A vintage photo is usually has a glossy, shiny, flimsy texture to it. In opposition, a vintage photo is typically of a stronger material with a matte surface and a brownish sepia looking age to it. Some examples of the "vintage" stars we're talking about are Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield, Lon Chaney, Clark Gable, Oliver and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, and Bela Lugosi. Frank Sinatra, Billie Holliday, Elvis Presley. As you can see, we're mostly interested in people from the turn of the century through the fifties.