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CNN did a piece on last fall's GHIRR sale that included an image of it:
https://www.cnn.com/style/article/beatles-memorabilia-auction-scli-...
The price paid at Iconic is serious money, whether real or not. You have to ask yourself how something can be so perfect.
Yes, and I don't like the answer I arrive at.
They are remarkably similar but I guess they are at least handwritten given that they are not absolutely identical.
I'm not sure what level of variation can be achieved with the devices described previously.
Both sets do look overly neat and clean, but I don't think they're both machine signed if they're both fake. Too many other sets of for them to choose from
Whatever they are, they make me very nervous with the other data presented.
It's always bad when somebody is better at signing Beatles than the Beatles. I can't imagine having the skills to crack forging an item of this value at quality good enough for getting it okay'd by 2 TPAs, consigning it to an auction... and then having the nerve to do the exact same thing with the same auction house with nearly identical signatures. I guess it shouldn't be that shocking, but still.
But we have seen a high end rock item pass 2 "unimpeachable" sources and still be a forgery.
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