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Ringo Opinion

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Permalink Reply by JDZelenka yesterday

As an appreciator of Ringo's signature over the years, I would say another one not authentic. Wherever these are coming from, don't shop there!

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Permalink Reply by Mark Atkinson yesterday

This one's at a record shop

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Permalink Reply by JDZelenka yesterday

I remember a few years ago visiting the nice Beatles Shop in Baker Street, London, and they had a few framed autographs on display for sale at really high prices. Every single one of them was inauthentic. I also visited in Manila a fellow's personal Beatles memorabilia exhibition and they had four solo signed records on display, Again, each of them with inauthentic signatures. Even the Beatles shop in Mathew Street, Liverpool, had an inauthentically signed Twist and Shout Single on display for years. As it was fading in the sunlight I am guessing they knew it was not real. Sometimes people are fooling the viewers, sometimes they are even fooling themselves.