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Have you guys heard of canadagraphs?
They have several once upon a time cast members and a signed picture with multiple cast members.
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Permalink Reply by Canadagraphs Collectibles on
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1- My statement about you being the same was more me being a prick, than any actual belief in it...although, as I stated, there was some evidence (to someone without the ability to see IP addys) that you could be the same based on the times you posted & your nearly carbon copy logics.
2- Till your buddy Rocky something or other implied what the colours were, I wasn't going to jump to assumptions on what they meant (you would know "assumption" to be a word you commonly mix up with "fact"). like you have done...and as I pointed out, quite inaccurately.
3- Actually, no, you didn't. You drew circles on things you thought "hey, those are all loops, must be the same, oh my god, theres 2 autos with a written capital G, clearly the same" & didn't actually investigate 1 single iota. How long did you spend on that drawing? 2 minutes? Less?
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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on
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An average collector can see these are garbage without knowing each and every signature. Doesn't take rocket science to see these are by the same person.
Spot on analysis Ryan.
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Your reasoning on this Rick?
Show REASON, and I will have an actual debate on the topic.
I wouldn't expect a rocket scientist to know the autographs, just like you & Ryan clearly don't.
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I like when dopes like you continue to post. It makes it easier for buyers to find these threads when the google your name.
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So, you circled the autographs....but you failed to post ANYTHING explaining what your circles are supposed to prove.
I find it interesting, you circle these graphs, yet you NEVER ONCE in there stated why you circled them, or what a "real" graph from these people looks like.
You also didn't once explain why some of the autographs that you circled are only circled once, as opposed to twice, and why the letters you circled on them aren't circled on others with those same letters in their name. What type of mickey mouse "authenticator" are you? Do you work for an authentication company?? Because you really should be fired.
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"Anyone who has studied handwriting AT ALL will be able to tell these are done by the same hand. I'm not giving your forger anymore tips."
The irony of that is overwhelming.
May I STRONGLY suggest, you take a handwriting analysis course, maybe even 2.
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Permalink Reply by Nicholas Collins on
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All same hand forgeries in this OUAT piece. NO question.
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"NO question"
whats your basis on this Nicholas?
What is this boards problem?
None of you want to explain your reasoning for it, but EVERY *expletive* 1 of you are eager to chime in.Show your *expletive* proof imbecile.
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Permalink Reply by Carl Ryan on
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Well guys, Canadagraphs, is currently in the Wayne Gretzky thread trying to inform the public of the over 200 Wayne signatures that he has "collected". I just wonder if he collected those Wayne signatures in the same way he did the OUAT poster signatures. As those poster signatures are horrid forgeries. Maybe his Wayne signatures are authentic, but from his behavior here, and those horrid forgeries he was selling, him giving advice on autographs is just laughable at best.
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Permalink Reply by Null on
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I'd be surprised if CanadaGraphs shows his face around here again...
If he does I'm sure it will be a 5 paragraph rant about how stupid we are. Same rants over and over from these forgery sellers. They try to "outsmart" us by covering their ass and pointing fingers, yet really all they are doing is revealing how blatantly obvious it is that they are indeed selling forgeries. It's quite entertaining to be honest. Another one bites the dust'.
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Well Ryan - colour yourself surprised.
As I have stated several times, SHOW ME what your issue is with the item. (oh for the record, drawing coloured circles on it, isn't showing anything... MAYBE try in the future explaining what your circles are suppose to prove)
I'm really having trouble stretching this post out to 5 paragraphs for you....since I already replied to your 3 (or 4or 5?) posts prior on all of this.
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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on
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They are circled cause they look alike. A common mistake by forgers who arent very bright. And it fools uneducated sellers such as yourself who sell them.
But here is a fun fact when people are confronted with selling forgeries and they didnt know there first reaction is to pull everything and do some research. I wonder why you went into defence mode 110% off the bat........You hit the ground running. Convenient.
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