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Signed Beatles VI Album from Antiquities—Your Advice Needed

I was recently in Las Vegas at Antiquities and being a newby I was excited about seeing all the history in front of me. I purchased a Beatles V1 signed by all four. After getting home, I had buyers remorse. I then began to check on COA,s signed by Chris Morales and found that his authentications have been called into question. I read your article on the Forgers Best Friend. I have since been in contact with the owner of Antiquities, Toby Stoffa by emails. I asked her for a history of this album and she explained that she had acquired it from Col. Myron Ross and Thomas Riccio, both with questionable backgrounds. I explained to her that I was getting the signatures authenticated by a respected authenticator here in Canada. She agreed to this person. My question is has anyone else ever had a bad experience with Antiquities Las Vegas and was the been problem resolved?

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Comment by DB on May 8, 2012 at 9:05am: absolutely nothing. The other thread, referenced below, but do post added pictures of the findings or pictures etc.. of it here in case other's happen to stumble upon it in the future.

Also take exceptional precautions & packaging pictures including certified receipt on it's return so noone can claim otherwise.

Comment by terrier8HOF on May 8, 2012 at 9:49am: thats great news. i would send it back insured for the value that you paid for it. I have seen less than ethical sellers destroy a piece I returned, and I was out the money.

Comment by roger epperson on May 8, 2012 at 9:53am: Great to hear! Make sure you send it so they have to sign for it.

Comment by Hitch1010 on May 8, 2012 at 12:36pm: Ron, what is FDE? Are they a good authentication company to use?

Comment by DB on May 8, 2012 at 3:10pm: Forensic Document Examiner or I took a 3 credit course in some cases.

Comment by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on May 9, 2012 at 12:29pm: Ron,

If Antiquities doesn't sell your forged Beatles album to another unsuspecting victim, they'll sell them another one. Right now focus on getting your money back.

What did the forensic document examiner charge you, and can you post the report?

Comment by CJCollector on May 9, 2012 at 12:41pm: I would love to see Ron get his money back.

From what I've observed over the past few years, the Beatles continue to do private signings for Toby Stoffa.