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In this economy, the signatures of Presidents, Vice Presidents are still in demand. The signature of President Rutherford B Hayes and be worth anywhere from $400.00 to $8000.00, depending on the document it is signed on. Hope this helps

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You mean as a document, presumably; if still valid, it's "worth" the value of the land.

I found a listing for one at an auction site that recently sold for about $60. Whether yours is worth that much or not is a question you could only have answered by an expert examining the document itself.

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There is such an item currentlly (6-23-07) offered for sale at this web site: search.abaa.org/dbp2/book337283208.html The price given is $1,100.

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i own one by van buren and according to the appraiser, presidents stopped signing land grant and delegated the task to secretaries therefore has little value

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$500-$600 depending on the condition and purity of the signature itself.

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nothing, he didn't sign them

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