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Worst PINK FLOYD forgery ever authenticated by PSA/DNA

http://www.ebay.com/itm/251767494153?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2...

They've hit an all time low with this one. wow.

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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on January 14, 2015 at 6:45pm

I just noticed that you had already posted it. Don't worry. I'm not questioning the authenticity of your piece.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on January 14, 2015 at 6:50pm

Whew!!! I was starting to sweat!!

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Permalink Reply by N.Steiger on January 15, 2015 at 2:17pm

He is pointing out what I already did, the forger is mimicking Nick's rushed signature but he misintuprates it and adds a second N. Don't worry, the Final Cut is 100% real.

Also, there is a funny hitch to Nick's "M" in that the top of it has a distinct shape, often it will platform a bit but it can have a cirmetrical arch. Forger's can't get this right ever and in the wall LP and other forgeries you see that sharpe angle on the back side, in the wall here it is the portion touch what they inturpret as the "M" but it's really the N. Again, I am slammed but I will post signature studies with all this info.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on January 15, 2015 at 2:40pm

Hey steigs,I talked to my brother about the waters poster.turns out that he purchased 2 posters outside before the show started .itwas said to him that they were signed at the last show.he paid 125.00 for each.what bs is that.you hit the nail on the head.NOT REAL!!!! What upsets me is that I thought it was real this whole time.i guess I have to chalk it up to an experience.as long as my final cut is real.lol!!!

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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on January 15, 2015 at 2:59pm

It happens. Go to a spring training baseball game and you have guys walking around with a handful of signed balls from the main stars. Though these guys haven't signed for anybody else nor has anyone seen them sign yet these crooks have a few. The disappointed fan who didn't get the guy they wanted makes them appealing targets for these scams.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on January 15, 2015 at 3:13pm

They should be shot.I'm so not sweating it Rick.I'll wipe my butt with this thing and move on.lol

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Permalink Reply by Charles Krejci on January 17, 2015 at 10:50am

little late to this thread, but that wall signed album looks off, the man can sell for whatever he wants too but at least look for a signed item that actually matches numerous signed examples that are available on this site, as for the Mason sig I totally agree with N.Steiger

about the Mason part of the sig. usually his sig is not that extended and very compact

I only own one were it is a extended sig. and it looks nothing like the one shown

This one came from his office and he included a humorous typed letter back

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Permalink Reply by Paul on January 14, 2015 at 5:58pm

Are you saying same the same hand ballroom?

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Permalink Reply by Paul on January 14, 2015 at 6:12pm

Small world Paul.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on January 14, 2015 at 6:14pm

I know what you mean.

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Permalink Reply by Jerome Turner on January 14, 2015 at 8:59pm

Reading all these comments about PSA was very entertaining, and true. There is only ONE true way to guarantee an autograph is 100% real and that is seeing it signed in front of your face yourself in person. That is the only 100% way to guarantee its authentic. The second best way is if the item comes with exact photo or video proof where you can actually see the signature on the item and match it up exactly with the item being sold. But even this isn't 100% accurate because of the possibility of tampering from photoshop and other editing programs. No matter who you buy from, or what sticker it has on it or what COA comes with it, theres always going to be a possibility that its fake, even if it looks absolutely completely legit. An autograph is just lines of ink and can be replicated perfectly by skilled people who can fool even the most knowledgeable and skilled authenticators. PSA, JSA, Epperson, GA, whoever, doesn't matter. If you didn't see it signed yourself, it may be real, but it also very likely could be fake. And I agree its so ridiculous people put so much stock into PSA when if they really knew the truth behind what goes on, they might think twice. You're better off asking for peoples FREE opinions here than trusting the Professional SCAM Authenticators.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Hakimian on January 15, 2015 at 2:42pm

I so agree with you.im gaining so much knowledge on this sight thanks to everybody.and I actually trust and respect everyone's opinions here rather than a professional authenticater.