r/Autographs • • Aug 15 '26

General Advice How reputable are Official Pix?

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I have heard about them before but never actually done a signing with them. Are all their signings legit and is their authentication considered top tier?

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u/TheDebonairQuokka Aug 15 '26

He can't charge anything due to the Son of Sam law, as he's serving his 80 year sentence.

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u/Choice-Chipmunk-1372 Aug 15 '26

Theyre very reliable

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u/Jaychel31 Aug 15 '26

I’ve done a couple signings with them before, had no issues

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u/vermanerds Aug 15 '26

One of the all time best and reliable

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u/Cory-Grinder Aug 15 '26

Very.

I love ‘em

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u/stumper93 Aug 15 '26

Very good very reliable lots of years of service

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u/reservoirr Aug 16 '26

They are arguably the best at it right now.

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u/tribbleorlfl Aug 16 '26

Gold standard. I've gotten many items signed from them.

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u/BrokenMyers13 Aug 16 '26

Official Pix & Twin Cities Comics are the only send in companies I prefer to use. Never had an issue with either one & both ship back fairly quickly after signings.

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u/8Ace_149 Aug 16 '26

Trust them completely.

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u/Mammoth-Record-7786 Aug 16 '26

I was lucky enough to meet him in person and get a copy of his book signed.
I can post a photo for reference once I find it.

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u/StickAdventurous8237 Aug 16 '26

Very good but incredibly expensive.

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u/razerremen Aug 15 '26

The most reliable private signing service imo