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Ringo's last autograph sold for 1950 EUR
In Austria, Ringo's allegedly last signed autograph was reportedly sold for EUR1950 . Why did Ringo sign twice? What do the numbers mean? What does the drawing mean? Is the autograph authentic? If authentic, what is the market value?
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Permalink Reply by spaceman on
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The numbers probably identify the signing date. 20/10/08. The signatures look good to me.
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Permalink Reply by Jim Cushman on
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Fine...
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Permalink Reply by MichaelGR on
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1.He signed twice because it was his last signed autograph and already knew Susanne(a)?
2. 10-20-08 = October 20th, 2008
3. Caricature of yourself?
4. Looks good
5. The market regulates the market value. If Ringo dies (we hope he lives very long) and this was his last autograph he signed, Euro1950 is a bargain, lower than the usual price.
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Alayof on
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October 20, 2008 was the last day he agreed to sign fan mail
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Yes, but did he really not write an autograph after the 20th e.g after a concert? I don't now.
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Permalink Reply by TQ on
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From the perspective of the way things assume value and become legend, I don't really think it matters- if this item is publicised and written about enough as the last one ever, in the minds of the collective it becomes the 'truth'. Ringo's youtube video on the topic will be seen as supportive evidence. If you google 'ringos last autograph' or the like, this thread is the first item to appear and in image search, the picture of the signature is now the top listing- thus, this is now, Ringo's last ever autograph.
Just my two cents on the way these things happen!
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