I have the booklet from Blizzcon 2007 with signatures from all the progamers who attended Blizzcon sans Nal_Ra. I have pictures with these pros for proof. How much do you think people are people willing to pay for this?

Edit: Off the top of my head,
Yellow, Iris, Savior, Xellos, Reach

brjdrb

United States577 Posts

October 09 2008 02:04 GMT

do u have a pic of the booklet as well? depending on who was there, i imagine it could go for 50 bucks or so. but that's only the opinion of a poor college student. so who knows

SiegeTanksandBlueGoo

China685 Posts

October 09 2008 02:09 GMT

Isn't it kinda bad to be selling something like this? Iono, it just seems kind of wrong to me to sell progamer signatures.

Ozarugold

2716 Posts

October 09 2008 02:13 GMT

Why would you want to sell something like that?

brjdrb

United States577 Posts

October 09 2008 02:13 GMT

how is it wrong to sell progamer signatures? i assume b/c u didn't have their consent, but i doubt that's an issue. objects with famous signatures are sold or used as prizes all the time. i'm sure they wouldn't be offended by it. btw, xiaofan, let me know if you do plan on selling it, b/c i'm assuming i won't win a cj shirt, and this is something i'd like to have, if possible.

SonuvBob

Aiur21550 Posts

October 09 2008 02:15 GMT

Trying to make a buck off TL after seeing the charity auctions? =/

eXigent.

Canada2419 Posts

October 09 2008 02:16 GMT

I just dont think they would of signed anything if they knew he planned on making a personal profit from it.

Rotodyne

United States2263 Posts

October 09 2008 02:22 GMT

i would pay like a dollar maybe

thunk

United States6233 Posts

October 09 2008 02:30 GMT

CJ t-shirt auction news post

They're worth quite a lot when they're signed on t-shirts, apparently.

Mastermind

Canada7096 Posts

October 09 2008 02:36 GMT

#10

nothing. most likely the signatures will be worth nothing 20 years from now.

il0seonpurpose

Korea (South)5638 Posts

October 09 2008 02:40 GMT

#11

Wow, those shirts are worth alot...

xiaofan

United States513 Posts

October 09 2008 02:49 GMT

#12

On October 09 2008 11:15 SonuvBob wrote:
Trying to make a buck off TL after seeing the charity auctions? =/

haha yea
i used to think no1 would want my shitty booklet but after seeing the tshirts... O_O

capek

United States585 Posts

October 09 2008 02:49 GMT

#13

On October 09 2008 11:30 thunk wrote:
CJ t-shirt auction news post

They're worth quite a lot when they're signed on t-shirts, apparently.

its for charity. that is key. let's not forget that.

useLess

United States4781 Posts

October 09 2008 02:50 GMT

#14

so now youre trying to pawn your "shitty booklet" off on us now? =/

xiaofan

United States513 Posts

October 09 2008 02:55 GMT

#15

if some1 wants to buy it
it's got a pretty low reservation value for me, seeing as i'm only gay for bisu and boxer

Nitrogen

United States5345 Posts

October 09 2008 02:57 GMT

#16

On October 09 2008 11:36 Mastermind wrote:
nothing. most likely the signatures will be worth nothing 20 years from now.

but... that's when sc3 comes out!

ArC_man

United States2798 Posts

October 09 2008 03:01 GMT

#17

Nal_rA customized every signature, so I dunno if you could get any money for that.

Ilikestarcraft

Korea (South)17743 Posts

October 09 2008 03:05 GMT

#18

at least for the t shirts it goes to charity while this is just u taking advantage of people -_-

SiegeTanksandBlueGoo

China685 Posts

October 09 2008 03:07 GMT

#19

Exactly. :/, Maybe if you promised to donate something to Unicef or something we'd be interested.

Insane Lane

United States397 Posts

October 09 2008 03:11 GMT

#20

Sorry dude but this is really inappropriate. You're taking away from the CJ shirt auctions.

Chef

10810 Posts

October 09 2008 03:16 GMT

#21

I would pay one million dollars for a Nal_rA signature. What a shame that that's the only one you don't have.

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Yes, it is incredibly douche to sell a signature. Celebrities and the like don't mind signing stuff for their fans, because they know it means a lot to them. But they're not interested in wasting their time signing things for some douche bag who's just gonna sell it [for personal profit] on e-bay. It's a piss off to the person who's signature you got, and don't fool yourself otherwise. They don't like it. Period.

Salv

Canada3083 Posts

October 09 2008 03:28 GMT

#22

Maybe it's just me, but I don't find an autograph on a piece of paper special or of value. If it's a shirt signed to me, then yes, I find it has value because it shows the person who signed it had me in mind. For example, I have an autographed Neil Young shirt I got at one of his concerts, that shirt has great value to me since Neil signed it and wrote, "To Luke, it's a pleasure to have you as a fan." I thought that was pretty special.

MiniRoman

Canada3953 Posts

October 09 2008 03:40 GMT

#23

Anything that I can't play with / eat / watch isn't worth buying.

That's weak. Only reason to have progamer attitudes is love of the game imo. Anything else feels wrong.

Rent-A-Hero

United States137 Posts

October 09 2008 03:43 GMT

#24

Wow, I totally forgot that I had a GameFixx t-shirt from 2002 Atlanta, Georgia WCG prelim. I was trying to get all the SC players to sign it but I only ended up getting a handful. Rekrul, TheSunOfTomorrow, For)Stalk, For)Sucky, [-BlueWolf-], and some others. Anyone wanna buy that? LOLZ

vAltyR

United States581 Posts

October 09 2008 03:58 GMT

#25

A couple people here brought up a good point. It definitely feels more special when it's something they signed specifically for you. Money can't buy that. If it could, it wouldn't be worth the sentimental value because you could always just buy another one.