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Are these two lots of Queen signatures real?
Hi all
I have recently purchased the attached from eBay from the USA. Before I arrange for them to be professionally framed with other Queen bits, please would someone be able to advise me if the sigantures are genuine and if so, the approximate date of the autographs? Many thanks!
Tags: Queen
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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Hello, I have messaged Innuendo for a proper opinion.
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Can you provide a link?
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Permalink Reply by Stuart T on
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Hi - unfortuntately not as one of the auctions was in August and one going back to the beginning of the year (separate sellers). Thanks for messaging Innuendo :)
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No problem. Your return window is closed? What if they are no good?
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They were purchased quite cheap so if they turn out to be false then I'll take the hit. For both I put in a low bid and was surprised when I won - even though I do think they are genuine.
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Not infinitycollect-0 I hope.
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Good :-)
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Permalink Reply by Innuendo on
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I'm sorry to say these are not genuine. If you were to track down their original "owner", I believe you'll find they came out of Illinois. These are Eric McKay fakes.
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McKay again. I was worried about the "quite cheap" prices...
Thank you Innuendo.
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Stuart, fully signed genuine pieces go for thousands. Ebay is very rarely your friend when looking for genuine Queen items. I'd suggest saving up and watching auction houses like Tracks UK, Omega, Bonhams and Juliens. All still make mistakes from time to time, but they do offer money back options if their items turn out to be no good. Tracks is pricey, but almost always exclusively offers rare pieces. Best of luck.
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