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Originally Posted by Leon
I see what you did 
I don't collect autographs or books. And not to get too far off subject but does an author's autograph on it detract from the value? (given it's on one of the inside front pages)
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I figured with Fred there would at least be a threat in there to not buy any more Larry Corcoran cards, so that would detract from the value.
To be serious though, I always figured a personalized autograph takes away value UNLESS you can find someone with the same name, then you might be able to get a little more. The problem is how small of an audience that appeals to, plus them or someone they know actually finding it.
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