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Has anyone bought from Autograph Source Inc in Miami Beach?

I just bought a couple signed guitars from Autograph Source Inc. I think they're also affiliated with The Legacy Collection in North Hollywood. Person I bought them from is Larry Goldberg in Miami Beach. Received them yesterday. They all have COA's from either Elite Productions in New York or National Authentication Service in Baltimore, and appraisals from Schwartz & Sons Appraisals in Chicago.

I'm new to the website, so I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.

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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on June 20, 2011 at 6:47am

It's amazing that they (Autograph Source) has another Bruce Springsteen signed guitar for sale with the same inscription of "Born In The USA."

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Permalink Reply by Ken Arnold on June 22, 2011 at 8:44pm

These are the same guys that were legacycollectiononline.com. then thelegacyhall.com not they are autographsourceinc.com. I have been after these guys for several years. i just put up a warning site www.autographsourceinc.us. if you will send me a phone number I catch you at I will get you in contact with the Mississippi Attorney Generals office invesitgator who is working the case. You can read my plight with Paul at www.legacycollectiononline.net. Send me an e-mail at karnold5612@aol.com and i'll give you more information. if you talk to Paul Miller tell him ken says hi.

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Permalink Reply by Tara Quigley on June 24, 2011 at 12:37pm

I have also been scammed a couple weeks ago and was recently shown a website by a friend

www.legacycollectiononline.net

which details the scam. I currently have AMEX investigating. I have reached out to Larry who emailed me back initially and is now not returning my calls. I purchased several guitars for $$$$. Please let me know how your fight proceeds.

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Permalink Reply by larry champlain on November 5, 2013 at 8:59am

i bought a signed pink floyd guitar from ebay that was not good. i found out because someone else was selling the same guitar with the same signatures on ebay after i bought mine

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Permalink Reply by Mike Fuller on November 5, 2013 at 11:07am

I have bought many items from them over the past few years. I heard some rumors so I decided to have the guitars re-authenticated. I used two of the more famous companies that are spoken of on here. Everything came back 100%.

I have since purchase a few more guitar and even had one auctioned off in New York City. It was intensely scrutinized for days by multiple experts and ultimately declared authentic. I have no worries. The guitar brough $6,721.00. Very happy.

Stay away from Ebay. Its full of scamers, liars and back stabbers. Everyone is trying to get everyone else thrown off. It's terrible.

If you need more proof, contact the company that witnessed the signings and ask for pictures of the artist autographing the guitars. I did and they sent me photos in about a week.

Good luck

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Permalink Reply by Erich Jerozal on November 5, 2013 at 11:16am

Mike Fuller I wonder how come you are the only one to have a good experience with the co. in question? How come you didn't name the TPA`s that authenticated your guitars...show some pics of your authentic guitars...

I do agree with you on your ebay statement...ebay is full of scammers.

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Permalink Reply by Rich on November 5, 2013 at 12:13pm

Yeah, but there's no reason to bring Ebay up at all. Just like the people who fly into the forum and blast PSA when it has absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand.

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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on November 5, 2013 at 1:23pm

And if you need proof look at page one of them selling forgeries.

Auctioned in nyc ? Were at and when? I live here in NYC and attended many many auctions in the past. Who signed the guitar and finally who authenticated it 100%?

And for the record I can make a picture right now of Michael Jackson and JFK next to me on the computer in photoshop. Does that now mean they are here and this is proof ? With thousands of pictures online of artists signing I would hope one wouldn't be so naive to take a picture as "proof". I have seen photoshop jobs where the item was photoshoped into the artists hands when in fact it was a forgery.

And here we go again boys. lol

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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on November 5, 2013 at 1:59pm

You bought stuff from this place with the COAs mentioned? And these were passed by two of the more famous authentication companies spoken about here? I'm calling BS on this.

I'm guessing it wasn't PSA or JSA or you would have identified them by name. So next I am assuming AAU and Global Authentics and at best I would identify them as infamous.