There are collector sites + beatles fan sites / forums. You might want to ask around there. Also you could put it on ebay with a fake id or very high reserve price to get a clue of the value.
Look at this http://www.beatlecollectors.com/pages/15/index.htm
Big chance it's a fake, if real he's worth about 10 k but big chance he's fake.

Very nice :thumbsup

More than this pic for sure. :)

You cannot buy a signed autograph of the whole Beatles these days unless you know someone that has treasured it for years and desperate for cash.

My Lawyer used to look after them and has a ton of there signed records...etc

Its the most exspensive autographed pic you can get. As its not only 1 legend.

2nd most expensive is Elvis I think and that goes for about $4-5000 and thats not even a photo but just a signed paper.

Bruce Lee's signed paper with green felt tip I see was selling for about $4000.

If you want it authenticated I am sure there is no one else better out there to do this than there solicitor fomr the past.

Let me know if you are serious about this or if you just wanted it valued.

The item is for sale, should the price be right. Obviously no one will buy a fake for good money, so the sale will only go through if it turns out to be authentic. However, distance may be an issue in the authentication process.

Well if the guy is rich then he has no reason to sell it as yrs go by the price will just go up.

BUt if he is desperate for cash then a plane flight is nothing for what he will get for it. I am sure its worth a 5 figure $um if all good.

He's not desperate for cash, but at the same time I doubt it he'd sit his ass on a plane just to get a picture authenticated.

Ah, He is just curious on what its worth I guess.

Then yes I would'nt sit my ass on no plane for that. Like why would anyone wana come to this shit fuck country anyway...lol

Depends on "this shit fuck country" I guess. :winkwink:

50 million dollars

Show me the money. :)

Well some ppl may think England is cool but they dont know shit. :Oh crap

if i were you, i won't sell it. it will be part of my lifetime collection