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The COA might mean something to a potential buyer, but they really have no more credibility than the business enterprise than issues it. A COA from a company that specializes in autograph authentications is going to mean more to most people than a COA from the business who sold the the script. You didn't say who issued the COA, but I just wanted to mention it FYI. The script is also going to be worth more if it is an original. Both a later copy and an original might have authentic autographs, but one actually used to make the movie is a true piece of memorabilia, especially if it has notes, underlinings etc. I would be more suspicious of a later copy having all of those signatures than I would be an original, however. It would be very tough to get all five once they had left that movie set. Bruce Willis, especially - he doesn't like to sign and will avoid it if he can do so without making a huge fuss. Here are the estimated values for your signatures if they are authentic: Bruce Willis - $25 Liv Tyler - $20 Ben Affleck - $20 Billy Bob Thornton - $15 Steve Buscemi - $15 If the script is original, it will be worth multiples of the total of those figures. The value could only be determined by putting it up for sale.

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