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Are my Michael Jackson Autographs real or not?

I've looked around the internet and have found some Michael Jackson autograph that resemble the ones I have. I got these autographs from a autograph dealer in Colo. Springs. I don't know if they are real. Does anyone have any imput?

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Comment by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on October 20, 2011 at 4:46pm: I don't think this one is good.

Comment by Steve Sambrano on October 20, 2011 at 5:14pm: Oh Dang! That dealer ripped me off. He has a booth of autographs at the local Antique Mall in Colo. Spgs. He even include a COA from ACE/ Justin Priddy. I guess I was doobed on this one. The guy at the Antique mall, even has a Michaeal Jackson CD set where you get 4 total signatures, 2 on CDs and 2 on the inside covers. I got real excited, and was about to purchase the autographed CD for $175, but my wife told me to get the one I had checked out.

Comment by Brick Hunter on October 20, 2011 at 5:48pm: This looks pretty bad. Very typical of ACE material. I'd try to get a refund and listen to the voice of reason, aka the wife, next time.

Comment by CJCollector on October 20, 2011 at 6:01pm: ACE, Justin Priddy. That says it all.

Comment by CEE GEE on October 21, 2011 at 5:03am: I have being seeing a lot of stuff come across bad from ACE...not MJ in particular but this one is a better quality fake then usual I will also add...as we all know MJ has now passed for about 2 years now and an authentic set of autos should be a huge red flag if its as cheap as $175.00 The seller may also not know what there selling either...but if you can get a refund on this I would suggest it...

Comment by Steve Sambrano on October 21, 2011 at 10:15am: Dang.... I paid $150 on 2 bunk Michael Jackson autographs. I will call the Antique mall back and ask them to contact the dealer for a refund. If he believe these autographs are real, then you would think that he would have no problem refunding my money, you would think right.

Comment by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on October 21, 2011 at 11:09am: Steve,

I think it's highly unlikely the dealer thought they were real. Real Michael Jackson signed photos generally run at least $400-$500 each, unless you get a steal on one at auction, and popular photos like yours would sell quickly.

Consider filing a police report before these guys disappear. The police may not file charges without more victims or if they give you a refund, but it will make them aware and hopefully make the seller realize there could be severe consequences to knowingly selling forgeries.

Comment by Steve Sambrano on October 21, 2011 at 11:52am: I would need proof to go to cops you would think. It would cost me money to get them officially declaired forgeries right?

Comment by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on October 21, 2011 at 12:00pm: You can file a report, but it's up to the police to decide if they're going to act on it. And it's up to them to prove it if they do. I would go to the police and talk about it. They may say try to get a refund first or give you some other advice, but I think it's important that a report be filed in case others sold forgeries from the same party go to the cops.

Comment by Steve Sambrano on October 21, 2011 at 12:16pm: I called the Antique mall, and their policy that all sales are final, no refunds, no returns. However, I think they are going to give me a refund because she asked me to come in with my reciept. I have a great relationship with this store. I buy lots of stuff from their sellers. I would be happy if they gave me a refund.

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