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Real? Or No Real?

No I’m not Howie, and I don’t have a crystal ball head, however I do have a small mixed autograph collection that I got from online auctions, garage sales, friends/family, conventions, you name it. Everything in my personal collection which I don’t sell is all PSA/JSA/Beckett graded. Recently though I gathered a few signatures that I still question though a few I know are most likely authentic and I would love all your opinions (and thanks to those who helped with my “Walt Disney” cut) on a few unique items here and I have attached pictures of each one. Lets play, Real? Or No Real?

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Permalink Reply by Andrew Wyeth Neal on October 2, 2020 at 10:12pm

Signatures going clockwise:

mike Rutherford

tony banks

phil Collins

(I’ll be heartbroken if this one is not genuine, they’re my favorite band)

michael Jackson

Quincey Jones

paul McCartney

george Harrison

princess diana (fingers crossed)

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Permalink Reply by Eric Goodman on October 2, 2020 at 10:32pm

That Diana is dreadful. Not even an attempt to form the "n".

It's piss poor and clumsily written.

Let me not even get started on that MJ. Zero speed and spontaneity.

Burn them all.

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Permalink Reply by Andrew Wyeth Neal on October 3, 2020 at 6:14pm

Bump

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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on October 4, 2020 at 6:48am

you might get a "bump" is you had something in title. This site is about "real or not real", you need to be more specific.

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Permalink Reply by Andrew Wyeth Neal on October 4, 2020 at 6:55am

So, using the title “REAL, or No REAL” in a discussion thread involving AUTOGRAPH AUTHENTICATING, isn’t enough? So, do I have to put the entire body of the message in the title too?

it was a clever pun. Can’t please everyone

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Permalink Reply by Joe W. on October 4, 2020 at 3:53pm

Andrew, it is best to ask about an autograph specifically and put the name in the title. Also, it's best to display the signature within the body of the discussion for easier viewing. Many members use their phone when visiting the site and it gets time consuming to bounce around via links.

If the title doesn't catch their attention then they may pass it by. Just a suggestion.