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Permalink Reply by GDSpink on
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Yeah it is, he seems nice (whenever I messaged he replied quick etc) and he has great feedback and looks legit to me as I said before.
I'm not saying they're fake etc for the record. Just simply wanted a second opinion from someone more experienced than me like some of you seem to be
Gary
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I have collected a few Star Wars autographs (still very much a newbie) and was looking at getting a James Earl Jones. I have seen these on ebay but they look very different. Could they both be legit (perhaps he changed his autograph between signings?). Links below and attached photos in case that doesn't work.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/370386124180?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&am...
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Dave-Prowse-James-Earl-Jones-Signed-STAR-WAR...
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The second one is the same seller i got mine from who i asked about earlier, ofcourse yours is a different piece but mike said mine looks fine and someone said in-person-autographs is legit so but ofcourse wait for their opinions over mine.
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Permalink Reply by Mike T on
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Image quality is far too poor on that one. If it's of interest, Dave Prowse sells dual signed photos on his website with him and JEJ. Doesn't get much better than that:
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Permalink Reply by KatoTheMaster on
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The images from the website are better quality yes as are license images but are alot more money you could save £115 pounds and buy from in-person-autographs, maybe the scan dont do the image justice from that seller. No way I would pay £200 pounds for them dual signed photos to over price imo.
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Permalink Reply by Pete Bendu on
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The price seems high, but in reality if you go thru Dave's site you have the closest thing that you can get to an official licensed signing. Dave is £50-£75 now at a show. The Official Pix images he is offering sell at a premium now because fans love and want them, and James did an official signing for OP years ago, when pieces pop up on the market today they go for £200 on Prequel images that no one likes. You can likely expect double for a good OT image from OP.
In my opinion it is all moot anyway.....I say you should save up and wait on a good vintage Jones graph and skip the last 5-10 years worth of his new style signature.
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I really didn't think that them would go for that price. I remember only paying £15 or £20 pounds I am sure it was £15 for Dave when I got him some years back can't remember the price of him at LFCC when I got Dolph.
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This is one of the items I last got signed by Dave, but it was my pen but don't know what happened but I remember him doing dots on the Autograph the pen was fine tho lol
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Permalink Reply by Steve Zarelli on
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Interesting to see the JEJs on the Prowse site are consistent with the Jones TTM style that I believe some people expressed doubt about.
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Not exactly doubt, but it is true that no one I know has witnessed first hand him signing like that in-person.
When he does sign at a venue now, material is collected by security or his son, brought to James, and returned to the person requesting.
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