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Michael Jackson poster - 1996 Budapest - Real?

Michael Jackson threw this poster out of a car in 1996 in Budapest. Do you think he signed this poster? Is this autograph real? Thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Patrick1977 on August 13, 2020 at 2:44am

sorry even in my wildest dreams I can't see a handwriting in them. If we wouldn't know they come from Brennan everybody would laugh his ass off and would shout out fake 100%. That is what happens more often then we all think. I got Jon Bon Jovi in a crowed and his "signature" is just ugly and would be doomed by any third party which is 100% correct as they should judge the graph and not the source or story.

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Permalink Reply by wascher on August 13, 2020 at 2:55pm

100% Ivo. While I wouldn't want any of the Brennan's, because they are not typical, I see his writing in them. MJ had an ugly and lazy signature - meaning a lot of the time he didn't lift his marker for letters (one stroke N's, one stroke E's, etc etc). After you study a gazillion IP's you do get a feel for his ugly legit sigs. Not just who got them.

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Permalink Reply by Ivo on August 13, 2020 at 3:59pm

I totally agree with you

Permalink Reply by Patrick1977 on August 13, 2020 at 2:41am

You 100% pay for the John Brennan name here and not the graph. It shows again that a good name in the business makes even a far off graph go for decent money.

What I don't really get is why they got certified. For me it always should be 100% the graph and NEVER the source when it comes down to write a LOA but I have a serious issue with a COA that is basically "Is real because XXX got it in person" ok it never says so but it says most likely real but not because of the graph but the source.