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Pesci and Deniro -- any advice
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Permalink Reply by Mike B on
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Was on Mercari, which I'm very hesitant on. The Pesci seemed pretty good to my eye though. Some of the other material on the page seemed like this could be possibly real. I have a Beckett quick review ordered as well.
https://www.mercari.com/us/item/m74314735526/?gclsrc=aw.ds&&...
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Permalink Reply by Nick Dimeo on
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This is fake. Seller appears to have a bunch of fakes listed and descriptions of provenance are ludicrous.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Shepherd on
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The Robert De Niro autograph is atypical. I am not familiar with Joe Pesci’s autograph.
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Permalink Reply by Dan Morris on
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Agree with the others, both are bad fakes
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Permalink Reply by Jason H on
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Its been a long time but I believe Pesci TTM, signed in this way with the "god is good" inscription, were deemed secretarial.. ill see if I can find some old info but this is going back over 20 years ago.. ive quickly looked at other ttm examples and this does seem to compare to those
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Here Is a quick example of one of his old ttm signatures. I found quick on google.. its been so many years but ive seen so many of these in the late 90s, early 00s, its burned in my brain. Im almost certain everyone came to the conclusion they were secretarial
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I'm not having any luck finding any old discussions about it.. I wish all the old sites were still running. Even if just an archive.
For what its worth, I cant find a "God is good" example authenticated by any of the big 3.. I dont usually go by their opinions but if none of them have authenticated them either, its not a good sign
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