Frank Miller/Klaus Janson Signatures....DD #184

[Soft-Serve]

Hello all,

 

I'm new here, not new to comics, but definitely new to signatures on them. I recently procured an Daredevil #184 signed by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson. Unlike other sigs I've seen, this one is on the interior, first page at the bottom in the margin.

 

My first question is if this is common? (as opposed to a cover autograph)

 

And secondly, how much does a unverifiable signature(s) increase a books value? (or at least this one)\

 

Sorry for the noob questions, but I would appreciate your thoughts.

 

 

[MagnusX]

Hello all,

 

I'm new here, not new to comics, but definitely new to signatures on them. I recently procured an Daredevil #184 signed by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson. Unlike other sigs I've seen, this one is on the interior, first page at the bottom in the margin.

 

My first question is if this is common? (as opposed to a cover autograph)

[font:Book Antiqua]A: Sometimes this happen, specially books signed before 1990 or if you ask for the books to be sign somewhere else.[/font]

 

And secondly, how much does a unverifiable signature(s) increase a books value? (or at least this one)\

[font:Book Antiqua]A: Almost nothing, if is real and belong to you be happy and enjoy it, but almost no resale value...[/font]

 

Sorry for the noob questions, but I would appreciate your thoughts.

 

[Mayor006]

Pretty much agree with the above post. +1

[Darkman]

I think you are more likely to get a better price if you have it green slabbed. Whether it's worth the grading fee would depend on the condition. I still think Miller is a prettty rare signature and if it's a high grade, people would still pay for it. At least on EBay.....

[Mayor006]

Only thing about slabbing that book is the signatures are on the inside. Less people are willing to buy a green label when they can't see the signature at all.

[seanfingh]

 

Guys, interior signature books WILL NOT receive a green label.

[ryanmadam]

You guys are all wrong. That signature makes the book almost worthless. If you send it to me I'll dispose of it properly.

 

[mschmidt]

I think you are more likely to get a better price if you have it green slabbed. Whether it's worth the grading fee would depend on the condition. I still think Miller is a prettty rare signature and if it's a high grade, people would still pay for it. At least on EBay.....

 

Nah - taking into account the grading fee, you're going to be better off keeping the book raw.

[worldsbestcomics]

Guys, interior signature books WILL NOT receive a green label.

 

That's right. Witnessed interior sigs get a yellow label. Unwitnessed interior sigs get a blue label.

[Mayor006]

Guys, interior signature books WILL NOT receive a green label.

 

He's absolutely right I completely forgot I have an interior signature from Dave Stevens that came back blue label 9.8

[Soft-Serve]

Thanks for the comments, pretty much what I thought. I wouldn't get the book slabbed anyway, I like looking at the sigs from time-to-time. I just gotta remember to keep it marked as a signed book (and not an extra in a run!)