New Autograph Price Guide Promises Better Info

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A new online autograph price guide has launched, offering value data based on recent sales from eBay and major hobby auction houses.
New Jersey-based SigPrices.com uses many of the same concepts as the graded sports card price guides that have been developed for online use over the past four to five years, but it geared toward sports autographs.






For a daily, monthly, yearly or lifetime subscription fee ranging from $3.99 to $299 (a six-month subscription is $49.99), the user can search the company’s database to find selling prices for items similar or identical to what they’re tracking.
“The value of an autograph is based on the price that someone is willing to pay,” said SigPrices.com’s Ben Milch. “Rather than rely on stale published price guides that simply provide an arbitrary value for an autograph, our high-tech software provides you with the historical underlying data of each signed collectible so you can see for yourself how much your autograph is worth to those who actually buy it.”
In development for two years and under construction since early this year, Milch says the company has compiled millions of realized sports autograph sales so far. The data for major auction houses dates back to 2006. The data from eBay auctions of autographed sports items dates back a little over one year.





SigPrices currently offers a database of autographs that includes virtually all major sports. Users can search by: player, collectible, authenticator, and grade. The website offers up-to-date sales data that can be used immediately when considering purchases or determining actual value for pricing or pinpointing values.
“This wealth of information is incredibly valuable to making an educated decision before you purchase or sell your autographed collectible,” Milch said.

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[CRJSr9]

cool-i will have to check it out.