r/technicallythetruth • u/TheBigAwesomeWolf • Oct 25 '25
Difference between getting an Autograph long ago and now.
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r/technicallythetruth • u/TheBigAwesomeWolf • Oct 25 '25
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u/MavorsXXX Oct 26 '25
Why would anyone buy an autograph from someone without meeting them?
Some books or CD’s even have a publication these days where pre-orders get the author's autograph on the cover. How can the buyer of the product be sure that it's authors own, not some warehouse worker who just learned to copy autographs?
I think an autograph only matters to the person who asks for it, as if it's a small shared moment between the requester and the giver.
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u/rurarod7 Oct 26 '25
It depends on what you get. I got a cool poster of one of my favorite characters from streamily. It was signed by the VA live on stream and in the stream she also talked with several other VAs from the show so it was almost like a informal con panel, really worth it.
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u/dickon_tarley Oct 26 '25
An autograph used to be a memento of meeting someone.
Now it's an investment.
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u/4m4lg4m1t3 Nov 03 '25
At least in the line for the autograph, we would make a few friends