[Littlefeet1]

To be honest with everyone here. I like signed collectibles like every one here on this forum. But i have to ask, about how many of these midnight lithos were signed on that day. Let's do the math shall we?

there were four locations where Irrational Games staff present if my memories serves my correctly. One of which location Mr. Ken Levine and staff were on hand to sign. The real prized are those that were signed by Ken Levine. So, my best guesses. There were probably more than 200 that attended the midnight launch..--uh the one in Boston. Maybe more. So in my eyes these signed lithos aren't exactly rare in my opinion. If however, a signed (# numbered) collectibles accompany with a certificate of authencity is more highly prized.

My speculation is Mr. Levine is a very nice guy and probably signed autographs like he passed out Halloween candies. So that's a pretty big red flag for me. No disrespecting to Mr. Ken Levine in anyway.

I've collected sports cards in my days so if there a highly profile autographs like a May, a Ruth or a Williams flooding the market. The overall value isn't great. That's just my takes on it anyway.