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This Freddie Mercury autograph was given to me as a gift a few years back. The older friend, and an experienced autograph collector,had it in his possession from his sister, who got this signed in person, as he told me. I have no reason to believe he was lying.
I have to sell in unfortunately and I was either going to send it to PSA/JSA first, because I know many buyers/bidders will claim it to be fake, etc. I decided to put it on eBay instead and within a few hours, received a message claiming it was 110% fake. I truly do not believe this to be the case, but decided to take it down to eventually send to PSA/JSA when I get the extra $100, to make sure.
I wanted to ask for everyones opinion on this item. The sister wrote when and where it was obtained. At this time, I do have it matted and framed. Any opinions are welcome, but I will still eventually send it to PSA/JSA. Thanks guys! I have seen many examples on google etc....which are VERY similar to what I have,
The only thing I´m reviewing is the autograph itself - any story can be made up - autographs speaks itself... It´s NOT authentic one, all the stuff is written by one hand and it´s not the hand of ANY Queen member.
Well I don't like being called a liar...I was back stage at Wembley Kind of Magic Tour...there it is.
You have to prove me wrong. Unfortunately I didn't have a camera...so it comes down to your word against mine...there lies the dichotomy.
A sad situation but I would say that not everyone is an expert...
Best probably to let it rest...but please do not call me a liar...
Well
A - Pinball needs to grow up.
B - don't call me a liar.
As I say the dichotomy is that you cannot prove it - unfortunately I cannot prove it....so it's a stale mate.
Thankfully I don't need to prove it - it's not going anywhere but I do find it sad that experts are not correct all the time. As for the beginning of this thread you bring into question an autograph with a story that cannot be disproved nor proven. And that is the rub with all autographs - I dealt with an Audrey Hepburn once - it was genuine - but three experts and dealers all said it was fake - but it came from her godson who came into my gallery a few times - he had a few autographs and letters from many sets.
Autographs are in the big scheme of things extremely tough to authenticate...provenance is all.
Elsewhere on here there is a Karloff on a 1949 still/photograph - is the signature genuine? To me it looks like a Mrs. Karloff. Boris had arthritis and didn't like signing...often he wouldn't put best wishes...his wife did a lot of signing for him as Jean Harlow's mother did a lot of signing on her behalf...I digress the point is not too many people can authenticate and I have been in the memorabilia business collecting and dealing for 39 years.
Anyhow... enough
And neither do you have proof - so best to drop it.
I have blocked Pinball's replies...Sorry but I cannot abide impoliteness.
As I say I cannot abide impoliteness.
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