Authenticity is Everything
Bruce Willis 2 to compare.
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Permalink Reply by Dan Morris on
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Neither are authentic IMO
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OK, thanks. the black ink one is Beckett certified and it checked out on their site. On the silver one, the seller has several very nice quality 11x14's border to border, he has photos of Willis signing etc. - which appear to be quite recent based on Willis's appearance - but he includes no info other than offering to add the photo "proof" for 5$. His other items don't actually seem suspicious, similar - multiple signatures by the same person - many not prominent figures at all, he doesn't have piles things from big stars, fishy multiple signatures etc. - he just seems to have a number of Bruce Willis signings. I can't see much difference between the Beckett certified one and the one's he has - other than $285.00 vs. $550.00.
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Hi Mark, thanks for the extra detail. Sorry, Beckett got that one wrong IMO. Here is one of mine. Bruce's signature has varied a little but neither is typical IMO
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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Whoah that's different. Nice image too.
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BTW, just because something has papers doesn't make it real.
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Try History Direct. I don't know the sig but he is under $200 there as I imagined. Ask Dan if they are secretarial, and what you should expect to pay for a nice one.
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OK - I have an Alan Rickman from Die Hard that is certified, and I'd like to have a Willis to go along with it. The Rickman is inscribed to someone else, and of course that is how it is certified at Beckett. I have a Lee Marvin in ball point from Paint Your Wagon that is also inscribed. I have wondered about trying to remove, but I suppose that is considered a no-no. It is surprising how often I see re-prints for sale on Ebay that are clearly secretarials of stars like Clint Eastwood, kind of strikes me as humorous actually. Thanks for the help, I"ll check out History Direct.
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You are correct - don't "do anything" to your graphs. Some try it with Sharpies but your Marvin is in ballpoint so the inscription is "cut" into the surface. Admire as is (and as was intended by Marvin).
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After studying Dan's Willis, I would say this one is much more likely to be genuine then?
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I like this one
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