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Authenticity is Everything
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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No.
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Here, PM. I made this quickly and did not adjust for scale or angle but you should see what you need to. Several things to observe were already mentioned. What similarities do you note?
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PM, it is cropped from your own photo. I simply added the word "Questioned".
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PM, has anyone here thought it good? Why do you think it good? Why doesn't it look like any other Ledgers? Can you show any accepted exemplars that match yours?
What is more likely with a deceased young star? Incredibly atypical but genuine signature, or "something else"? Why? Then add the source...
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Scan 1 and 2 are the same exact signature, shown twice.
May I ask - which do you want more: to not have been ripped or to have a genuine Ledger?
OK. I have said and shown what I can. Good luck, PM.
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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on
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Once these guys buy something they will defend it to the end of time rather than admit they were a sucker for a BS story. Do they really think forgers don't know which posters or pictures were available? Give me a break. PM will never believe this isn't authentic. There is a reason he was recommended to Drew Max. The seller and the issuer of the COA knows it's a forgery and that goof will authenticate anything.
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There is no need.
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You may find yourself limited here.
In any event, I bet there is probably one authenticator who will say this is genuine. Any guesses who? No need to write them out.
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No chance the original poster is authentic.
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