So, hang on to those autographs – especially if they are on photographs or album covers. The Beatles as a group appear twice in the Top 40 list for 2000-2018, as do all four individual Beatles – John Lennon (+12.2% over 18 years), Paul McCartney (+17% over 18 years), George Harrison (see above), and Ringo Starr (+12% over 18 years). Over the period 2000-2018 the top performing autograph was George Harrison’s with an 18.2% increase over that period. One of the top performing autographs was Paul McCartney’s, with a value for the year of £2950. The most valuable autograph: £29,500 for a signed photo of The Beatles. On the latest PFC40 Autograph Index Summary the Beatles feature prominently: The prices given are an evaluation of the market value for a fully authenticated, best quality signed photo, based on close monitoring of dealer and auction sales. (A “best quality” example will feature a photograph in superb condition, depicting the subject in their most famous era, with a sharp, clear signature acquired during that period). Their list tracks the values of 40 of the world’s most sought-after autographs since the year 2000. That’s according to the PFC40 Autograph Index (to 2018), compiled by Paul Fraser Collectibles. Well, it turns out that signed Beatle photographs appear to be a pretty good investment. And is it increasing in value as the years go by?
If you have an authentic Beatle photograph which is autographed by one or more of the band you might be wondering what it’s worth. We don’t collect Beatle memorabilia like autographs, signed photos, tickets, posters, toys and such – but many people do.
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