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Anthony Hopkins - real?

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Permalink Reply by Mupplvr on April 13, 2017 at 5:46pm

I asked questions and researched it as best as I could before I bought it, in the time that I had before the auction ended. It got it at a cheap price, yes. Is that a crime? Everything someone does does not have to automatically disregarded as fraud. I posted this for a discussion on if the signature was Anthony Hopkins, not for a lesson from my father about pending money. Every time someone posts something here you are ready to tear it to shreds. I wish we all had a word class collection as you do.

Permalink Reply by Mr. Steffman on April 13, 2017 at 2:36pm

Just a few more examples received TTM during this time period.

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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on April 13, 2017 at 5:55pm

"I asked questions and researched it as best as I could before I bought it, in the time that I had before the auction ended. It got it at a cheap price, yes. Is that a crime? Everything someone does does not have to automatically disregarded as fraud. I posted this for a discussion on if the signature was Anthony Hopkins, not for a lesson from my father about pending money. Every time someone posts something here you are ready to tear it to shreds. I wish we all had a word class collection as you do." - Mupllvr

Is it a crime? I don't know, I hadn't actually addressed it. I hope not - my best Bowie's were all under $80. I did not say anything about fraud. No, I am not your father. I was speaking to how one goes about collecting. That's a problem, I move on. It is true, I generally do not believe many sellers and often look at things with the strange idea that all is potentially suspect until proven authentic. It might be prudent. I have no disposition to tear anything to shreds.