Authenticity is Everything
Opinions on this Muhammad Ali signed photo
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Permalink Reply by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on
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Not a chance IMO.
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Permalink Reply by Steve P. on
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Yea what I thought. Didn't come close to my in person one back in 1999.
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Permalink Reply by Tim Haft on
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As weird as it looks, I believe it could be real.
Here are some similar examples authenticated by Online Authentics:
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IMG_0089.jpeg, 480 KB -
IMG_0090.jpeg, 339 KB
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More examples:
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IMG_0093.jpeg, 338 KB
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IMG_0091.jpeg, 302 KB
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That's a lot closer but not real either IMO.
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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I would not write that second on off so quickly. it closely resembles his early 2000's style.
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I want to clarify that I wouldn't write it off so quickly. I am still uncomfortable with it. And the photo it's on looks like a copy of a copy of a copy. Zoom into it.
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Here's an in person with Ali while at a show in Vegas forget the year. This was a rush sig as I caught him in a van headed to the Gameworks opening on the Strip.
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My mom and dad saw him at a restaurant with his entourage in Cape Cod when he was in exile (prob around '67) and they got him to sign. I still have it. They said he was very nice.
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