Authenticity is Everything
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Permalink Reply by fab432 on
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Hmmm not sure what to say other than I would not waste any amount of money for these autographs.
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Permalink Reply by Rfitzz on
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I have never seen a McCartney as bad as that. May be real, but, he must have done it with his right hand ! Not pretty.
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Permalink Reply by Jim Cushman on
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I say Yes...
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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I would say likely genuine.
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Permalink Reply by Abcd on
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If genuine, it will have limited resale value. Few collectors would buy something so abstract..
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Permalink Reply by Beatleworld on
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Paul is authentic but very rushed....ok to buy if the price is right.
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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it appears that this was signed while held at an unusual angle, but likely genuine.
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The more I look at this, I have my doubts. I understand and agree that it may simply be a rushed version, but I don't think I have ever seen his signature stop at the "M", lift the pen and do the "squiggly" thing through the rest of the signature (if anything, it would be after the "M". I've seen some pretty ugly, rushed McCartney signatures but, if I remember correctly, never without his raised "T" in McCartney and certainly not his "E" style double "C". I'd have to see other authentic examples to be convinced. Anyone know of any ?
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Permalink Reply by Invest_In_Graphs on
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I agree with the majority - but not because I'm in the majority. It looks real, although very rushed, and, therefore, not very valuable. And, possibly, a tough sell in the future.
Having a Beckett letter does not mean it's quality, real, or sellable for a high price.
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Looks ok to me!
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