Would an autographed carded Isis decrese or increase the value?

[Riffster]

I was thinking she does toy shows from time to time, would it be worth having her autograph the card?

[vulcan2074]

I don't think that it would. I think it would actually lessen the value. I'm kinda curious what others think about this? :beaming1:
Sammy

[Mikey]

I would say it wouldn't increase the value one single bit.
As a matter of fact, a lot of people will tell you it would lower the value.

Do what makes you feel good, but if it was me, i'd have her sign something else.
Maybe a sweet 8x10 glossy of her in THAT skirt :)

[vulcan2074]

Maybe a sweet 8x10 glossy of her in THAT skirt :)

I Loved the way she Looked in that Skirt. Mmmm Hmmmm :beaming1:
Sammy

[Riffster]

I would say it wouldn't increase the value one single bit.
As a matter of fact, a lot of people will tell you it would lower the value.

Do what makes you feel good, but if it was me, i'd have her sign something else.
Maybe a sweet 8x10 glossy of her in THAT skirt :)

that i already have :)

[Wee67]

In general, it tends to lessen the value. A Mego collector or toy collector is not necessarily a Joanna Cameron/Isis fan. However, many of us are nostalgia driven and you may find a person or two who would want it more. I wouldn't mind and Adam West signed Batman.

The again, if I did get one, I'd buy a second, clean carded Bats :)

[toys2cool]

I got my Ponch signed last year :grin: ,I'd say get it signed.There's millions of pics of hers signed out there,but how many megos? Maybe it'll decrease the value just a bit,but who cares,it'll be a super cool piece :grin:

[Mikey]

It seems to me most pieces that are signed (anything) decrease the item's value with these few exceptions ....

1. If the autograph itself is rare --- aka, all four Beatles signing a Beatles album
2. If the person actually created the item --- A custom, a painting or statue
3. Sports cards --- Sports cards are the exception to the rule

[toys2cool]

3. Sports cards --- Sports cards are the exception to the rule

not really on sports cards unless it's a vintage one from the 30's-50's or if it's a signed card pulled from a pack that's already been authenticated

if you just meet a player and he signs a regular base set card,it's not worth anything except to you of course :grin:

I learned that with a Jose Canseco card in the early 90's

[Marvelmania]

If it's for your own personal collection and you plan on keeping it get it signed. As far as value is concerned don't get it signed. For a Mego or toy collector it would lessen the value (as mentioned by others)but for a person who is a Mego and Cameron fan then it might increase the value. Although I'd guess she doesn't have a big fan following since she's basically known only for the Isis role. Me? I'd get a repro card or box and have it signed.

[Riffster]

yeah I'll leave it as is. i doubt she'll be in the area again anyway

[toys2cool]

i agree, it;s just fun too. Pictures signed to me are pretty boring. But figures....I know a guy that collects wrestling figures and have well over 150 signed and growing.

that would be cool to see. Does he have any Ultimate Warriors? :grin:

[Marvelmania]

hey you could also get your isis MM card signed..just a thought

Great idea! I have a MM Batman card signed by George Barris.

[Steeler80]

I would need Ms. Cameron to come to my house and verify the autograph.