I have an autographed photo of Conway Twitty?

I went to a Conway and Loretta concert back in the 70's. I went through the autograph line several times until he signed it Harold Jenkins, so both signatures are on this photo; Conway Twitty AND Harold Jenkins. Is it worth anything?

Sorry, I have no plans on selling it. I was just curious and didn't know if it would be worth passing down to my kids when I'm gone.

i agree with the first 3 answers THERE AIN'T NOTHIN LIKE SWEET MEMORIES.."PRICELESS"!

I would say as always it is a buyers and sellers market. It could be worth quite a lot if someone wanted it that badly. I have an autographed 8X10 photo of Johnny Cash that he sent to me years ago. I wouldn't sell it but after I am gone it may wind up in a yard sale for a dollar or thrown away because it don't mean anything to others like it does to me.

Sometimes the memories are worth more than the money. I have a souvenir booklet from a Porter Wagoner show that I attended in 1967. It was autographed by almost member of his show, including Norma Jean and Speck Rhodes. Right now I'm not sure where it is, but's not for sale.

I don't know it probably is - hope you don't plan to sell it but if you do i will make a offer for i enjoy Conway's voice and songs

I was just thinking about how nice a present something like that would be for my dad but then I thought, he didnt get the autograph or meet conway so maybe it wouldnt mean as much.

There are autograph stores in many of the larger casinos here in Las Vegas. There they buy and sell a lot of memorabilia. If you have a real desire to sell such, I would contact such a store. Find them on the Internet under Autographs. Unfortunately, as the prior people have said, it probably is worth way more to you than such a store will be willing to pay.

Memories are our own personal autographs, and when you have a memento like that to hold onto, it is indeed a precious thing. Just know that when you are gone, one of your children will either love the autograph themselves or hopefully sell it somewhere.

I hope this helps.