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Authenticity is Everything
Paul's RAM autograph
I'd appreciate any opinions on its authenticity. I bought at an auction, and it does have an authenticity from GFA (Stephen Rocci), that (now) I know, not as trustable as Frank Caiazzo. So I, now in doubt, I will appreciate all opinions. Thank you.
Tags: Autograph, Mccartney, Paul, RAM
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Permalink Reply by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on
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A GFA COA means there's a 99.9% chance an autograph is fake. I hate to say it but the one you posted is not real IMO no matter who's COA it has.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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"...not as trustable as Frank Caiazzo. ..."
Wing nuts and oranges would be a better comparison!
No way is that genuine, sorry.
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How much, from who, what payment method and when?
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Permalink Reply by Leandro Able on
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Last month, 700u$
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How did you pay and what auction house?
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Heroes and legends (never more). Debit card.
RR auctions and Tracks.co are trustable? There are so many fake things out there, it's getting hard to be a real fan with original things :(
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Yeah, bad name. See what rights and protections your debit card extends to you. Had you used PayPal you'd be more protected still.
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R&R and Tracks are not even comparable to Heroes and GFA. While those, the FORMER, are very good houses, buying collectibles based solely on the opinions of others is a good recipe for disaster. Anyone can make a mistake so buying "as is" at auctions with no Terms online can be problematic.
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Myron Ross of Heroes and Legends Is a well-known forgery dealer and has been for decades.
The month after I bought Autograph Collector Magazine in 2004, I kicked him out as an advertiser for selling forgeries. He was the first of a number of advertisers I kicked out.
A year later the UACC kicked him out of their registered dealer program.
Your debit card should have buyer protection.
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Permalink Reply by Eddy on
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If you Google image the name of practically any recognizable celebrity (vintage or modern) and add the word "autograph" with the name, chances are you will see an image of a signed photo from Heroes and Legends. That junk must have just saturated the market over the years.
If nothing else, he's been prolific as a forger.
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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It looks like a known forgery style, unfortunately.
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Not real for me and the different ink colours and who shape and style should be red flags.
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