"Got it. Thanks. Now I’m looking at all the dots! Going crazy. "
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John Lennon signed cut
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This looks good to me, but I'm always a little wary of uninscribed cuts. Does anyone see any red flags?…Continue
John Lennon & Keith Richards
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John Lennon circa 1980
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I'd welcome thoughts on this Lennon please. I'm always wary of cuts, but it does look consistent with several exemplars from 1980 that I looked at. Thanks in advance!…Continue
February 1963 Beatles autographs
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These were purportedly signed on February 24, 1963 when The Beatles performed in Coventry as part of the Helen Shapiro Tour. I have no idea what the brown staining is. Are they authentic? …Continue
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"Looks good, a genuine Lennon signed 1972. The dots are part of the flow."
"The 4 dots are in the same position on the H, L, and both Es. It does appear to be machine signed. We would need to see a large, sharp photo to be able to tell what they probably used. "
"Here is a genuine 1964 Lennon signature. The dots are part of the signatures flow. I would say the dots in the OP have been added after it was signed. IMO it is a fake."
"I'm sorry, The Ciazzo and yours too."
"You mean mine, Frank's or both? I agree that the dots in Frank's look pretty natural too. Just a lot of them."
"That looks fluid and live - the dots we are talking about look more deliberate as suggested and perhaps even added. They don't appear a natural or organic part of the signature."
"That's a rather odd looking Lennon, especially the "e". A lot more dots than mine from what I presume is a similar period (early 64)"
"yes I was wondering that as well. "
"could those dots indicate that these two signatures came out of the same machine?"
"I found this on Mr. Caiazzo‘s site and the dots are very similar to the Scream signature.
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"The OP sold for £460 + BP which means there was substantial doubt there. "
"Jeez! I worry about the future of the hobby when tech is making things like that possible. "
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