All of you "skeptics" apparently don't understand collecting historical autographs. I've personally sold over $4,000 worth of JFK assassination witness autographs.

She must be getting caught up on her requests. I wrote to her in January, and I also heard back from her on Monday, July 27.

Second, whether you get "arrested" or not, it's a crime to deliberately underpay postage, which is exactly what you're doing if you're sending more than a 1oz letter with only 1 stamp. Whoever said anything about putting ONE stamp on anything larger than a one-ounce letter???? Not Me!

If you're sending anything bigger than a 1oz 5x7, you're breaking the law. I also don't know how you're getting packages returned if you're putting US stamps on both your main envelope & your SASE. I'm not breaking any laws! Since Feb. 1 I've sent for and received autographed items 12 times fro...

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I've been collecting autographs for over 40 years. Several times I've gotten autographs as long as 10 years after I sent for them!

Back in 1993 I was offered $2,500 (by a DEALER of all people!) for a complete, hand-written statement from one of the JFK assassination witnesses. (I didn't sell it.) Don't laugh at anyone collecting those. I myself have autographed items from nearly 100 assassination-related people.

I want to get an autograph for my husband, I'm wondering, did you send a photo for him to sign, or an album cover or just like an index card. I want to try and make sure I have the highest chances possible to get something for him for our anniversary. Thanks! Since you've posted on a 4-year-old top...

Funny he still uses the "Hello dere" inscription. I have a photo from him that I got in 1974, and that's how he signed back then also.

I received the very same letter along with my autographed item from him in October.