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I am having some suspicion based on what I observed, I might be wrong. The check was made ‘July 14, 1972,” by George therefore he signed the check that 14th of July. Now, there is a stamp that says “PAID July 25, 1972,” which I am assuming that’s when it was paid to the person that received this check. If George made and signed the check on the 14th and the “Paid” was added on the 25th by the bank shouldn’t the “PAID” stamp be on top of his signature based on the sequence of events?

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It looks like the stamp is on top of the signature. The ink is very light. It looks legit to me, and includes an LOA from Caiazzo.

I agree, it's a nice, real George signature in my opinion.

Thank you gentlemen for your input.

Don't see many garage bills for £9.90 these days!

If I'd been the garage owner I'd have kept the cheque rather than bank it - even then £9.90 must have been cheap for a George!

Ha - that reminds me that Winston Churchill was known from the 50's onwards for paying very small bills (like newspapers etc) with cheques because he realised after a time people rarely cashed them in.

Smart man!

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