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Wow, doesn´t this look odd?

What do you think?

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Permalink Reply by CEE GEE on June 3, 2013 at 4:42am

Whats up bro....at first glance I felt it was good...but then again my filed of autograph collecting is Baseball...I got mine last year...It seams to be much more loose then the auto shown here...I am really not sure if the example you shown here is good or not...it seems like every one has different examples like mine...I think I might stay away from this or get a refund even though it looks authenticated already...I am just not sure...it does look neater then usual...and in this hobby sometimes an autograph that is too neat tends not to be authentic...not in ALL cases...but it does tend to happen...

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Permalink Reply by Michael T on June 7, 2013 at 11:29pm

It is a big departure from how he normally signs in many ways. If it was presented me I would pass on it.

I wonder why JSA certified it? Maybe it was a favor or for a friend or something?

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Permalink Reply by Brian on June 8, 2013 at 5:13am

I'm no expert, but I will say this one looks MUCH neater than the 2 I got in person in 2012.

For what its worth - for a bunch of Slash's 2012 US shows he offered a VIP Meet & Greet (I think it cost around $500). I suppose that could be the setting to create a less rushed signature. But, there are lots of 2012 Slash's in the marketplace. I haven't seen any this neat. Then again, thats some hardcore fans shelling out $500. There might not be a lot of Meet & Greet items in the marketplace...just speculatin'.

Personally, I'd stay away from it.