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Nivarna authenticity please.

I would be most grateful for any opinions pl

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Permalink Reply by michelle on August 10, 2014 at 10:51pm

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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on August 11, 2014 at 4:50am

Not at spotting forgeries he isn't. so maybe its time he gets out of the business if you cant do it correctly.

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Permalink Reply by Full Time Flipper on August 11, 2014 at 9:52am

POSSIBLY

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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on August 15, 2014 at 4:43am

No if someone cant do something properly like spot a forgery its definitely. Just like I wouldnt let a mechanic who cant spot a problem work on my car.

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Permalink Reply by Full Time Flipper on August 11, 2014 at 1:06am

at the ripe old age of 48 i have learned never to jump in with any rash reply and to try offer a considered respone where possible ...he could be an evil forger making millions from peoples misery or could just be a decent guy who made a honest mistake ..time will tell if hes a consistent offender then he deserves to be rooted out and shamed but i just see really strong one sided opinions on here ...opinions that can unfairly tarnish someones reputation how many blogs are there on here on his good autographs everyone makes mistakes or calls it wrong sometimes

back to nirvana im no expert i followed them around northern england twice 1990 and 1991 leeds, bradford ,sheffield, newcastle ,taped the shows got every record got autographs signed in front of me ..two both were different signed less than 12 months apart this doesnt make me an expert i can only offer my opinion kurts autograph must rank amongst the easest to forge with the least characteristics ever especially if its in thick marker half of the usual checks go out of the window factor in alcohol, kurts fragile mind and the bands sense of humour.... its a forgers dream an easily forged valuable item, i just cant see that anyone even the most avid collector could say with 100% certainty unless they personally saw it signed that it was genuine for every 100 forgers bad atempts there has to be a few good attempts that look right it only takes a few of these to make into the correct category ( authenticators library of good uns) to water down the genuines as time goes on this process continues..the actual genuines arent going to go up hes dead, only the look genuines go into the pot

i dont think this cover is correct because of the other two, but kurts autograph on this looks alright and would be almost impossible to really set out as wrong or right

i would of course take on board fans/experts/know it alls ( of which i see a lot on here who seem to be expert on every thing that pops up..how is that possible) when dismissing an item but equally would never sit with a bought kurt autograph with a coa or a definate from anyone even the best and feel 100% comfortable with it

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Permalink Reply by Dan Gregory on August 11, 2014 at 2:59am

I would gain respect for the sellers if they decided to pull the items from sale. Clearly forgeries and not close to real signatures. If they go ahead and sell then they are just another crook benefiting from idiot buyers and taking full advantage rather than doing their homework