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Authenticity is Everything
Nirvana, good?
I am going to go out on a limb and say that this is a very clever fake.
They used the Hartman auto as part of the dupe, I mean, if Hartman signed it, then the Nirvana stuff must be real, right? Wrong.
I actually think the Hartman is fake too, but forged fairly well.
I think the Nirvana stuff is also bad.
But I could be totally wrong.
If it is bad, this just goes to show the lengths people will go to, to sell bogus Nirvana autos.
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Permalink Reply by Ezra Spurlock on
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Yeah those don't look very authentic to me. Not even a good try, for that matter. I've never seen Hartman's auto before, and I can clearly see hesitation in that particular signature.
The odd's of one signature being authentic and others being forgeries is slim. However, they don't seem to be on the same page, pun intended.
It's all just a big mind game. If they can't give you authentic merchandise, they will try to baffle you with BS, and grand stories.
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