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Authenticity is Everything
Is This Autograph of Paul McCartney Genuine?
Thoughts on this signed copy of Hey Grandude please?
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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It looks authentic to me, but ouch on the price.
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Permalink Reply by Ortymd on
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Thank you very much. Yes, the price is astronomic. What are your thoughts on this signature (also Hey Grandude)? Do you think it's authentic?
what about this one?
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You’re welcome. This one looks authentic to me too.
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Does the bottom one look good to you?
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Here are the respective Kathryn signatures and doodles.
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So do you think the Kathryn signature and doodle were forged as well?
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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This one looks good to me, Michelle
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How about this example of a fuller signature?
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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There is the "u", l,", "lm" connection, the "l" and the repetitive nature and height of many of the last letters in the surname. The bottom is almost smooth in comparison., apart from 3 areas where it gets a bit odd.
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Servi, you said Paul used a new felt pen that gave sharp lines and all genuine ended in a dot when he stopped his movement, not in a fading line like the second autograph in this discussion has. However, this one (Jackstuffcorner's) which you are sure is genuine doesn't end in a dot. Moreover, it doesn't even match the style of other Hey Grandude signatures, including the one you obtained in person (photo attached).
So, your logic doesn't seem to work in this case.
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