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Keep the photo and story behind each piece. Meet collectors who share your interests.

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Make room for every part of collecting.

Give each signed piece a useful record.

  1. Start with what you know

    Add one signed item to your collection. Keep clear photos, the claimed signer, item details and the story of how it reached you together. Mark uncertain information as unknown rather than filling in a guess.

  2. Keep the evidence with the story

    Record provenance, receipts and any authentication details alongside your notes. A saved record helps you organize what you have; it does not prove authenticity or guarantee a future sale price.

  3. Choose what comes next

    Read a collecting guide, explore public pieces or connect with collectors who share your interests. New Vault records start private. You decide whether a piece or a collecting story is ready to share.

Before you start collecting here

What can I keep in my autograph collection?

Use your Vault to organize signed items with photographs, signer and item details, provenance notes and the story behind each piece. Start with one record and add details as you learn more.

Will my collection be public?

New Vault records start private. Saving a piece does not publish it. You choose what to share, and should review any photo or supporting document for private information before making it public.

Does 101 Pre-Screen authenticate an autograph?

No. 101 Pre-Screen provides AI-assisted photo observations and research questions. It can be wrong or inconclusive and does not issue a certificate of authenticity, grade a card or establish a market value. A photo cannot establish every property or the history of a physical signature.

Do I need a paid membership to begin?

No. You can create a free account to start your collection, and the collector guides are public. Gold and Emerald are optional. The membership page explains current benefits and allowances before you choose.

Start with your collection. Grow at your pace.

Start with a free account. Gold and Emerald are optional paid memberships with additional benefits. Review the current allowances, prices and terms on the membership page before choosing a plan.

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