Autographed stick?

Question

i recently bought a Dave Taylor (Kings) autographed stick at a thrift store for 2 dollars. it was in a bucket full of regular hockey gear i'm so lucky. theres no way im selling it but how much would i be able to sell it for.

Answer 1

Is it a real autograph or one of those mas produced printed ones, or one they stamp into the stick?

the only way to tell you how much you would be able to sell it for is to try and sell it. You could try an appraiser- somebody who specializes in sports stuff- but all they could give would be a best guess.

Answer 2

I am collecting autographed hockey sticks (usualy I get them for free) and I would price a Dave Taylor Auto-Stick in my store for maybe $30. I will buy it from you for 15, Eh

Answer 3

Do you really think it is for real? Or do you think it is a fake, other wise THAT IS AWESOME! I hope it is worth a lot and that is so so cool. GOOD ONE!

Answer 4

as I recall, Stitch used Sherwood sticks (though it's not to say someone couldn't have brought a stick from another company and have him sign it after a game or something)

what brand stick is it?

get it certified by psadna.com or jimmyspence.com .. as far as its value that depends on the quality of the stick and if they can determine if it's game worn or not.

having worked in a legitimate sports memorabilia shop as well as an auction company I would estimate its value around $100 or thereabouts.

frozenpond.com might be able to sell it for you at an auction, or www.craigslist.org or ebay

but a serious collector like myself considers NOTHING signed unless it comes with legitimate, credible documentation and/or I saw the exact item being signed.