IS IT WORTH MORE WHEN A CD IS AUTOGARPHED WITH THE CELOPHANE STILL ON IT??

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Meandme

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Tricky question
On one hand, a sealed cd is preferable because it's the ultimate proof that it's in perfect condition. On the other hand, people would probably prefer having the autograph on the case or cover itself so it's still there when you open it.
 
ghostt

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Meandme said:
people would probably prefer having the autograph on the case or cover itself so it's still there when you open it.
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who would open a cd if it was sealed and signed? :eyecross:

as a collector i'd rather have it sealed and signed on the wrapper rather than opened and signed on the case or insert..
 
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Is the autograph on the inserts and the cd is sealed or on the cellophane wrapper?? If its on the cellophane wrapper, that shit will rub off eventually if they used a sharpie.
 
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Is the autograph on the inserts and the cd is sealed or on the cellophane wrapper?? If its on the cellophane wrapper, that shit will rub off eventually if they used a sharpie.
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hows it gonna be sealed and have the insert autographed? unless its some ghetto ass underground home shrinkwrapped cd and they signed it before shrinkwrappin it

and i never had a problem with autographs wearing off from the wrapper, as long as u dont constantly take them out and put them back in the box/wherever u keep em.. they also make protector wrappers for cds.. nice thing to have if you get a cd autographed on the wrapper, put it inside a protector wrapper and it wont fade or get fucked up
 
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