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David Gilmour - Rattle that Lock Program FORGERY - eBay - 13 bids - $760.00
I know I've seen some people recently looking for David Gilmour autographs. Here is one to avoid. With 4 days left in auction, the price is already up to $760 dollars with 13 bids.
Seller is soundchaser_fred who is selling other bad autographs, but has 100% feedback (surprise, surprise).
This is a common DG forgery, a poor attempt might I add. AVOID!
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Permalink Reply by Corey Moylan on
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Here is the eBay auction:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DAVID-GILMOUR-RATTLE-THAT-LOCK-TOUR-BOOK-PR...
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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That "D" seems a bit small proportionally and with uncomfortable shape. It also seems a bit busy overall, with an odd /long trail.
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I believe there are a couple things drawing novelists to bid on this auction:
1. The auction photos of him walking in the area from the fan's perspective. But as a lot of us know, Dave skipped signing before all his concerts (myself being one of those causalities).
2. The item itself - the program is from his recent tour and would be a highly sentimental gift (especially around the holidays) for someone who attended in the past year
3. Signature placement - ideal placement if it were genuine
Amateur collectors at MOST look for one, maybe two traits in a signature. Gilmour notoriously overlaps the 'd' and 'G' in Gilmour. Yes this signature has that. But literally everything else in the signature screams FAKE.
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Looks like a BIG bid retraction! Down to $177.49
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Permalink Reply by Joe W. on
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Just wondering. Was the bid retraction by design? If someone was fishing to find the ceiling of a current high bidder by placing a high bid and then retract it. Thus allowing another bidder to start bumping to up the final price. The current high bidder should have some serious concerns by that retraction.
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Judging by this bid history, I certainly wouldn't rule any foul play out. Looks like its getting shilled. Gotta love ebay.
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Yesterday, the seller edited the description to the item:
On Nov-30-16 at 05:56:45 PST, seller added the following information:
!!! AS THE ITEM SEEMS NOT TO BE AUTHENTIC TO SOME BUYERS, PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS !!!THE AUTOGRAPH IS NOT PERFECT AS IT'S OBTAINED IN A HURRY (WHILE DAVID WAS ENTERING THE AIRPORT HALL)!!!!!!!!! BUT IT'S 101 % REAL !!!!!!!!!I'M NOT THAT PERSON WHO SELLS FAKE AUTOGRAPHS FOR ABOUT US$ 1.500.00, BUT STARTS WITH A PRICE OF US 9.99SO ANYBODY CAN BUY THE AUTOGRAPH... BUT I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE WHEN YOU MAKE BIDS OF US$ 750.00 OR MORESO PLEASE ONCE AGAIN, BEFORE YOU BID JUST CHECK VIA A THIRD PARTY AUTHENTICITY ORGANIZATIONAND IF YOU BELIEVE THERE IS ANY DOUBT... DO NOT BIDBUT DON'T BLAME ME FOR A FAKE SELLER AS I HAVE A 100 % FEEDBACK
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"101% Genuine" LOL
"I'm not responsible" - love it
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Permalink Reply by Robert on
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It's 100% fake. David didn't sign at airports, hotels etc. throughout his 2016 tour. The only times he signed were book events alongside Polly Samson, his wife and there were just a handful of those (LA, Toronto, NYC, Wales).
Below are CDs I got signed in Wales earlier this year - one of them is for sale, may I add, for a very decent price.
http://live.autographmagazine.com/group/free-autograph-buy-sell-tra...
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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on
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soundchaser fred has been selling bad forgeries for years now.i actually sent him a message on eBay the other day about this piece.the message was....."still selling forgeries? Get a life!"
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