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Authenticity is Everything
Hendrix and Experience - Signed Page - Authentic?
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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This appears to be an attempt at copying authentic examples.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Juice on
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Yes, at first glance it looks good (although I'm far from a Hendrix expert). No cert on this one which is not a good sign.
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Permalink Reply by Full Time Flipper on
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i agree very close the doubled up c in mitch is hard to fake the J in jimi looks a bit off but i have seen similar ones i wouldnt be surprised if this got passed by one of the main authenticators but i still wouldnt buy it ,its similar to those AYE lps that did the rounds some years ago they were also close and fooled a lot of people for a time but to me it looks like it was all done by the same person if i was faking it i would have used a different pen or colour for the mitch and noel and i think then it would have been much harder to tell
the seller has been around a long time and knows the score with prices im certain they would have attempted to get this certified or even quick checked before listing and failed the story on the listing is the usual cover story for that
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I agree that it all appears to be in the same hand, and I'll of course be skipping it as well.
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It sold for $3,292.88. I'd much rather have this one. What do you think?
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great work where did you find this one
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It was offered for sale by a major auction house.
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Not that I'm aware of.
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Permalink Reply by Gratefulphish on
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More excellent detective work.
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Thanks, Grateful. No feedback yet. I hope the sale was cancelled.
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