Authenticity is Everything
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Crumpled Paper or the real Deal?
Sorry, it's me again....A friend of mine from Europe just spent quite a lot of money on a piece of crumpled legal pad and asked me for my opinion AFTER he bought it.....I don't know.....What do uou guys think? (and who's gonna tell him if.......)
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Permalink Reply by Alex on
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Example: check out Keith's non capital "e" in the Letter or the "a" and then the one in his signature. Totally different + Fake? I don't think so
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Permalink Reply by Alex Gifford on
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Look at the e in Prince and the e in the body of the text. Do they match?
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Alex, we should really stop wasting our time with such Trolls. Just ignore the Brainiac.
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Permalink Reply by Steve on
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You can try and talk yourself into anything you like, you are wrong! You have to compare his writing to something known to be authentic. If he supposedly wrote this, then the signature should also be his. This was not written by him. I have a feeling you know this is fake and are trying very hard to find someone who will corroborate your beliefs. Also, the E in Keith is a capital E, not a lower case e. in Prince, it is a lower case e in both instances. Please educate yourself.
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You obviously didn't read the whole discussion because I made it pretty clear that I have serious doubts about the authenticity of this. And the "a" in Richards is a small one, Expert. Educate yourself.
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Just a random observation....
Where has this crumpled Prince sheet been stored all these years? In other words, why is it still crumpled? Wouldn't most people have put it in a plastic sleeve or folder? In that scenario the crumples would be flattened down. They look awfully fresh.
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