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Authenticity is Everything
RIP Muhammad Ali
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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my parents got this for me when they saw him in a restaurant in Cape Cod in the late 60's.
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Permalink Reply by Innuendo on
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Hold on to it, Terrier. I wish I would've tried to snag a sig of his last year when I was able to (for sale), but I know better than to try to get one right now. Honestly, I'd just keep one in my collection at all times if at all possible
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I would only look at vintage signatures at this point, as his later ones are very difficult to authenticate.
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Permalink Reply by alan david munns on
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Permalink Reply by Barry S on
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That's very cool Terrier. Here is mine. It's the second piece I bought when I first started collecting 18 years ago. Pete Rose was the first. I'd like your opinion on it. I blindly bought it from a shop in the mall. Mounted Memories coa I believe.
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thanks Barry. yours appears to be an authentic version of his late 90's, early 2000's signature.
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Thank you Terrier! Just pure luck on that one. I also have a fake one.
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Thoughts on this one?
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No good IMO
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my feeling exactly
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Permalink Reply by Steve Zarelli on
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Here is a Muhammad Ali photo I obtained directly through the mail from Ali about 15 years ago. Definitely not an Autopen and does not appear to be secretarial. I ran it by Ali autograph expert Shawn Anderson and he deemed it authentic. A really well-formed and large autograph... he must have answered my request on a very good day.
He also signed and returned my request letter... so I got two autographs back. RIP Ali.
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that is a beauty Steve.
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