Can you email autographs?

Answer by  flowerpower (94)

I think that you could email scanned autographs. They are after all handwritten and I suppose they have the same value. Of course they aren't as good as real live written autographs but if you really want one the are not that bad.

Answer by  noonespecial (235)

For an autograph to be legitimate, it should be hand signed, otherwise it's only a copy or digital facsimile of the original.

Answer by  DogLover82 (412)

While you can email autographs, no collector would characterize them as "real. " To be real, an autograph must be handwritten on a tangible material such as paper, a book, or a sports ball. Authentication is important, for example, being at the sporting event and getting an athlete to sign a program.

Answer by  Robs4thecubs (422)

Emailing an autograph will not be authentic. Since the autograph is scanned into the computer, and emailed, it is obviously not going to be the real thing when you print it out. While it may look like it, the autographee did not sign the printed paper.

Answer by  ferfer72 (2623)

I don't know that you can verify authenticity, but you can e-mail a signature. You just scan them and send the file.