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Permalink Reply by Mark Saurin on January 7, 2017 at 2:11am

Here we go the slaughter brigade are out again......FACT TO DATE....I have not disputed what Steve has pointed out to me i am now aware of the issue regarding the timing of this signature granted this is not the picture you are seeing Al sign.....POINT 1 This comes from a very honest & reputable autograph dealer who has been in the field for many years,  they are full members of the UACC & AFTAL as well....POINT 2 This is clearly modern date Al Pacino's signature.....POINT 3 It appears from photo proofs, within the industry, (Celebrity Autograph ) to name one, doesn't guarantee that the item you have received may well be the item you see in the photograph.. BUT points to remember is...who, what company, individual  is selling this item and lastly imo is knowledge on a the individual you are seeking

As l clearly starting to see, as this happens a lot on this site once a negative opinion is made it becomes follow the leader, Steve, l am not having a go at you, it was a valid constructive comment, but clearly the 2 last responses in my opionin are just trying to trash a sale, due to this, Dalton bud, i am now withdrawing the sale of this item, this is totally unnecessary no point what so ever, i have made my indentions clear what i am doing within the next day or two....LASTLY I stand by this autograph, and the honest dealer who sold it to me.

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Permalink Reply by Samuel John Clifford on January 7, 2017 at 3:01am

We never said anything about your item being "Non Authentic" We were just pointing out the "Proof Photos" that is all. But the fact is that "Proof Photos" should mean that you're seeing the item that is for sell being signed in the photo, that's what "Proof" is. If that's not shown (like in this example), then there is no "Proof". 

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Permalink Reply by Ronald Silverman on January 7, 2017 at 11:51am

I understand Ill keep looking

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Permalink Reply by Tom Violence on January 8, 2017 at 8:24pm

Sorry to jump in but do you guys with experience of Al think this one I got back through the mail in the late 90s is a secretarial ? Thanks .

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Permalink Reply by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on January 8, 2017 at 11:01pm

I hate to say it, but it looks secretarial to me.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Saurin on January 9, 2017 at 7:27am

 

The Al Pacino autographs were obtained at a signing held on the 16th May 2015 at the Centenary Pavilion in Leeds before An Evening with Al Pacino.  Some were signed in black and some silver unfortunately there is only one photo from the signing.

 

This is the reply regarding the details on how/where the item was signed, their is more information i.e. The company name and the individual but l have removed this as I don't wish for this individual and company to be slaughtered on this form.

Thank you for your time everybody who took the interest on this particular blog and hope this may clear some minds regarding photo evidence, I wish, again, to stipulate I am not a big fan of photo proof items, but, l guess its better than a worthless C.O.A & remembering this company are of great standing and members of the right organisations within this very shady and dirty industry. 

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