President Nixon Family Picture

When my brother was a kid, he wrote a letter to President Nixon and received a autograph picture of the President and his family in the white House.

The picture was hand signed by the president I think in blue ink like a sharpie or marker and not a pen. I believe it is personalized and written specifically for my brother in response to his letter.

I'm not sure what it says because it's put away in a box somewhere. I heard years ago it was worth more than some because it was hand signed and addressed to my brother by name.

I thought it would be a nice surprise for my brother if it turned out to be valuable to collectors. Can anyone give an idea to the value?

Ronald Reagan, Barry (Goldwater), Peggy Goldwater

by Susan
(Manteca, CA)

This autograph was obtained at a political fund raiser held by Ronald Reagan for Barry Goldwater during the mid-1960s. The fund raiser took place in California. The person who owns this autograph said her father stood in front of Reagan and the Goldwaters while they signed, so we know the signatures are authentic. Unfortunately, Goldwater did not sign his complete name. What could this signature collection be worth?

Richard Nixon on a Polaroid Picture

by Mike Dawson
(Sacramento, CA)

My dad was a police lieutenant in Syracuse, NY. Nixon and his wife visited when he was V.P. (not sure of the date), and my dad was in charge of the detail.

He had a new Polaroid camera, one of the first. He took a picture of the V.P. and then asked him to sign it. Nixon did, and my second picture is of him signing the first one as my dad looks on. Pretty good proof of "provenance." It's just the name signed on a picture of Nixon waving to the crowd. If I sold it, I'd keep them together to authenticate the signature.

I'd be interested in knowing it's value, if possible from this much information, and even where to take it for sale. Thanks.