Stan Lee real or fake signatures6463
Collector | Tsuggs124 private msg quote post Address this user | |
Nice! Anything signed by that man I'd cherish. I collect for pleasure over everything. If my collection happens to end up being valuable, it's just an added bonus. | ||
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Collector | _satan private msg quote post Address this user | |
I am the same way. Everything I have Yellow label I personally had signed with the exception of a Jae Lee 9.8 Dark Crystal #1 | ||
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Collector | Tsuggs124 private msg quote post Address this user | |
Someday I'd love to go to a convention and have my favorite artits/writers personally sign something, whenever I have the spare funds to do so. | ||
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Collector | _satan private msg quote post Address this user | |
I do 2 a year. Thats about all I can afford. Would love to hit up a big con though | ||
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Collector | 3JJr private msg quote post Address this user | |
Quote:Originally Posted by _satan As a lifelong autograph hound, I can assure you that is the way the autograph hobby is supposed to be. Even more important than the signature should be the time spent in the presence of and/or talking to the signor. The handshake. The exchange. The ink is nothing more than a momento of that event and a way to reinforce the memory when gazed upon. Buy someone else's autograph is like buying someone else's memory! Of course, like anything else, it's a business now. |
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Collector | _satan private msg quote post Address this user | |
Quote:Originally Posted by 3JJr Having my books signed is like crack. I love it. I dont talk much to them because I seem to freeze up around the artist. Ive met Greg Capullo a couple of times, I dont know if he truely remembered me but he said it was nice to see me again. This is my son and I when we met Scott and Greg for the second time that weekend |
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Collector | 00slim private msg quote post Address this user | |
Here’s a sig from last month. My friend got it signed for me. I wouldn’t think it was real if I saw this raw. |
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CBCS Pressing | SteveRicketts private msg quote post Address this user | |
Quote:Originally Posted by 3JJr And where there is money, the snakes are not hard to find. |
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Collector | VaComicsGuy private msg quote post Address this user | |
For comparison, here are a few I obtained directly from Stan Lee in 1991 All 4 were obtained at the same show on 2 consecutive days. The first 2 sigs were obtained on the 1st day a few hours apart. The 2nd 2 sigs were obtained the next day and were signed at the same time. Even over the course of just 2 days, there are very visible differences. |
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Collector | Tsuggs124 private msg quote post Address this user | |
Quote:Originally Posted by VaComicsGuy Interesting. I guess in reality the only 100% surefire way to know if a sig is authentic is to be present of the signing or buy CGC/CBCS witnessed sigs. I feel like CBCS authenticating is a great reassurance but with how wide the variations can be on sigs its possible some fakes slip through the cracks. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. I'm just happy mine don't blatantly look fake and that's good enough for me as of right now. |
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Captain Accident | the420bandito private msg quote post Address this user | |
Signed in person 2013 with a windowed sleeve for perfect placement. May I say "wow" at how different all these authetic Stan sigs are. I guess his hand gets tired and it goes all over the place. I was very early in line so mine looks normal. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by SteveRicketts You don't sssssay... |
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