Mr Valuer

Could have suffered the same fate as Gella Yeens... or th elusive Scarlet Pimpernell (Doh! Different Movie)

And your point of posting the same reply in four topics is? 907977[/snapback] My point I guess on posting the same point to 4 topics is being new to forum posting

Certain popular Star Wars Actors do nothing but go from one convention to the next year after year so there are literally Milllions of their Autographs in circulation! Therefore it's the rare Actors Autographs like these guests that will be worth the money in the future because they may only try 1 this convention and not carry on for the rest of their lives. The ironic thing about it is, the bigger names who've been doing it for 30 years charge more for their autographs in the first place and it's more likely they'll be worth very little in the future!

Not many people got to work on RotS so it's people like these and Christian Simpson who got to work on it who will be worth collecting. Some big name Star Wars Actors do nothing but go from one convention to the next for the last 30 years leaving Milllions of Autographs all over the world! It's these rare Actors Autographs (e.g Revenge of the Sith people like this) that will be worth the money in the future because they may only try 1 or 2 conventions and not any more. The ironic thing about it is, the bigger names who've been doing it charge more for their autographs too, yet it's more likely they'll be worth less in the future! Another tip - Don't get them personalised for future valuation.

It's a very good point. Certain Star Wars Actors do nothing but go from one convention to the next year after year so there are literally Milllions of their Autographs in circulation! Therefore it's the rare Actors Autographs (e.g Revenge of the Sith people like this) that will be worth the money in the future because they may only try 1 or 2 conventions and not carry on for the rest of their lives. The ironic thing about it is, the bigger names who've been doing it for 30 years charge more for their autographs in the first place and it's more likely they'll be worth very little in the future!