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What do you consider to be a fair price for a celebrities autograph?

posted 6 months ago by [deleted]
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I have none myself but I saw that Spacecon has a few celebs I like (MEW ❤️) so I was wondering how much they charge... these are the prices you pay;

Ewan McGregor - $225
Hayden Christensen - $150
Rosario Dawson - $125
William Shatner - $120
Gina Carano - $100
Katee Sackhoff - $100
MEW - $80
Ray Park - $80
Giancarlo Eposito - $80
Michael Rooker - $60
Ahmed Best - $50

They seem pretty expensive?

If you want to get your photo took with McGregor & Christensen (together at the same time) it'll set you back $460.

[–] jacotodd47 (2402) 6 months ago

Nothing.

Hate to sound like a cheapskate, but I'm not paying for anyone's autograph.

[–] MaximRecoil (4860) 6 months ago

A buck two ninety-eight.

[–] mikethemartian (7005) 6 months ago

I remember going to a Penn & Teller show and they gave their autographs out for free.

[–] overseas7 (5080) 6 months ago

I attended several comic-cons and three times the Star Wars celebration(two in London and one in Essen- Germany).Sometimes I thought that it would be nice to have a photo with Mark Hamill and Ewan Mcgregor but I just did not want to pay such a price for it (e.g. Ewan Mcgregor more than 200 €).
Nevertheless I have a photo with two actors of the American Pie franchise (25 € or so each).

[–] parkerbot (10783) 6 months ago

Stan Lee gave me his autograph for free.

It seems like a million years ago.

[–] Kowalski (79178) 6 months ago

FREE.

[–] KiwiJim (1816) 6 months ago

I wouldn’t pay anything for an autograph, but no judgment on those who would, I’ve certainly spent more money on items that might seem frivolous to others.

[–] AmeriGirl26 (15137) 6 months ago

How about free? Having to pay for someone to sign an object like a photo or an album, or even a replica movie prop seems ridiculous, and sounds suspiciously like a grifting operation. These celebrities are already rich, and the people coming to the conventions already had to pay a lot for the tickets.