Real or fake: Steve Jobs

Dear experts on the forum,

I found this item on eBay:http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=262038...

The CAO is by the seller itself who obtained the signature personally. He also guarantees authenticity with a lifetime return through a notarised LAO which confirms where he obtained it.

Good or not good? I myself don't have enough experience in this field to come to a conclusion.

Tags: Jobs, Steve

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Permalink Reply by Steven Jackson on September 8, 2015 at 6:48pm

It's possible but I would avoid it's a basic signature that at one point even the major authentication companys wouldn't touch. Also the guy claims he has multiples signed by Jobs Is it possible sure but highly unlikely. He was correct with Jobs being reserved but that also means he didn't sign much or often so I can't see him signing multiple things for the same guy when many of the top pros never got him.

Permalink Reply by Null on September 9, 2015 at 7:16am

I don't even know what an authentic Jobs/Woz autos look like, but these look laughably bad and possibly same hand. From what I have read Steve wouldn't sign, and was almost embarrassed by the thought of it. Proceed with VERY high caution, and do not blow your money on bogus "COAs" with zero provenance. 

Permalink Reply by Null on September 9, 2015 at 7:21am

FYI here's a set of Jobs/Woz signed mice that Kim Kardashian gave Kanye West for his birthday...once can only presume these are authentic, and if so, it only increases my initial thought that the ones you posted above are laughably bogus:

Permalink Reply by Dan Gregory on September 9, 2015 at 7:20pm

Woz signs for a fee anyway and The Jobs looks off to me and I'd avoid

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