No. Inscriptagraphs is one of the only buyers in the entire United States that will purchase autographs and memorabilia without any Certificate of Authenticity. If you lost your COA, never had one, or inherited items with no paperwork, we still want to hear from you. We handle all authentication ourselves after acquiring your item, at no cost to you. This is our biggest advantage over every other major buyer, auction house, or marketplace.

Inscriptagraphs pays. Third-party authentication services charge $50 to $500+ per item up front, and they charge you whether the item passes or fails. We absorb 100% of authentication costs ourselves, after we acquire your item. You never spend a dollar on authentication when selling to us. If an item doesn't pass, we return it to you at our expense.

Our buying team personally reviews every submission. We receive an extremely high volume of items daily. If we are interested, you will hear from us within 24 hours with a written cash offer. If we're not a fit for your specific pieces, we may not respond, and we appreciate you taking the time to submit them. Responses are not guaranteed but our team works hard to review everything that comes in.

Text photos to (844) 474-4633 or email them to sales@inscriptagraphs.com. Include clear front-and-back images of each item, close-ups of signatures, and any COAs or paperwork you have (though no COA is required). For large collections, a photo album or spreadsheet is ideal.

The seller ships items to Inscriptagraphs. We do not provide prepaid shipping labels. Once your written offer is accepted, we'll provide our shipping address. Tracking and signature-required delivery are mandatory to protect both parties. We strongly recommend insuring your package for the offered value. FedEx, UPS, and USPS Registered Mail are all acceptable carriers.

Payment is issued on average within 48 hours of your items arriving at our facility and passing verification. We pay by wire transfer, ACH, or check — your choice. If any item doesn't pass verification, we return it to you at our expense; you owe nothing.

We typically pay top-dollar cash offers with zero seller fees. Exact payout depends on the item, market demand, condition, authenticity, and provenance. Get a firm written offer by texting or emailing photos to us.

Yes. Estate acquisitions are one of our specialties. We work with executors, probate attorneys, trust officers, family offices, and heirs. We handle inventory, valuation, authentication, and closing in a single confidential transaction — no need to parcel your collection out to multiple auction houses over 18 months. NDAs available.

Absolutely — we love game-used items. Game-worn jerseys, game-used bats, game-used balls, hockey sticks, championship rings, and other athlete-used equipment are among the most valuable pieces we buy. Photo-matched and team letter-of-authenticity items get top dollar.

Rare historical tickets are one of our favorite categories. We're actively buying tickets, stubs, and backstage passes from: Woodstock 1969, Disneyland 1955 opening day, Led Zeppelin's final 1980 Chicago Stadium concerts, Elvis Presley's final 1977 shows, Freddie Mercury / Queen's final concerts, Janis Joplin's last shows, Beatles concerts (Shea Stadium 1965, final tour 1966), the Ali–Frazier Fight of the Century, Ali–Foreman Rumble in the Jungle, Super Bowl I, and other landmark cultural and sports moments.

Yes. We buy unsigned rare historical documents, museum artifacts, iconic props, personally-used items, rare tickets, and provenance-rich collectibles. Signatures aren't required for historically significant pieces.

Yes. Signed player contracts, historical letters, presidential documents, military commissions, corporate charters, patents, rare books, and museum-deaccession pieces are all in our buying scope. Send photos with any provenance you have.

Yes. We actively buy screen-used props from Star Wars, The Godfather, Casino, Scarface, Friends, Seinfeld, Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Wizard of Oz, Goodfellas, The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Rocky, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, and other iconic film and television franchises. Provenance and production paperwork significantly increase value.

Yes — this is one of our strongest specialty areas. Signed items, letters, mug shots, court documents, and personal effects from Al Capone, John Gotti, Tony Spilotro, Carlo Gambino, Bugsy Siegel, Lucky Luciano, Meyer Lansky, John Dillinger, and other legendary organized-crime figures. We're Vegas-based and know this market extremely well.

Yes. We actively buy Taylor Swift signed items, Donald Trump signed items and campaign memorabilia, Jalen Brunson, Macklin Celebrini, and other in-demand modern names. Send photos and we'll make you a firm offer.

In rare cases, for exceptionally large or valuable collections, our team may travel to meet you in person. This is not a standard service — the overwhelming majority of our transactions happen by mail. If you have a collection that warrants an in-person visit, let us know when you contact us and we'll evaluate.

Our headquarters is in Las Vegas, Nevada. However, we operate as a nationwide direct buyer — more than 70% of the collections we buy come from outside Nevada. You do not need to be local to sell to us.

Yes. All submissions and transactions are confidential. For estate deals, we sign NDAs on request. We do not publicly disclose seller identities or collection contents.

If you don't hear back within 24 hours, we may not be a buyer for those specific items at this time. Our buying team receives extremely high submission volume daily and cannot respond to every submission. If we are interested in your items, you will hear from us within 24 hours. We sincerely appreciate everyone who submits their items for our consideration.

Speed, certainty, and cost. Auction houses take 15–25%+ in seller fees, keep your items for 3–9 months, and results are uncertain. Inscriptagraphs charges zero fees, pays on average within 48 hours of verified arrival, and — most importantly — buys items without requiring you to spend money on up-front authentication. For lost-COA, inherited, or estate collections, this is the biggest financial advantage in the industry.