[quote="macaoidh"][quote="autoland"]Paul was a great actor, but not the world's best signer of autographs, as the years roled by he was less and less happy, of being spotted in public.

So an authentic autograph, would be at the very less 25-30 years old. I'm not saying that he never ever signed after that, NO but it would be rare indeed.[/quote]


Yes it would be rare but I don't think it is as rare as you make it out to be. Autographworld has had some signed photos of his from within the last 10 years. And I heard that he signed a bit in 2003 during the making of 'My Town'. For the right price you can get an authentic Paul Newman but I don't think you could get one for less than $300[/quote]


Wow $300, that's £175, I know a lot better things i can do with that type of money. When Paul was interviewed, a few years back, he said he liked the fact, that when he went out and donned a baseball cap, that no one recognised him, and that's the way, he liked it, just to live his life, in private.

All he felt that he owned anyone was a good perfromance. But Paul did do, lots of kind things, and as I already said, what a fine actor.

[quote="autoland"]Paul was a great actor, but not the world's best signer of autographs, as the years roled by he was less and less happy, of being spotted in public.

So an authentic autograph, would be at the very less 25-30 years old. I'm not saying that he never ever signed after that, NO but it would be rare indeed.[/quote]


Yes it would be rare but I don't think it is as rare as you make it out to be. Autographworld has had some signed photos of his from within the last 10 years. And I heard that he signed a bit in 2003 during the making of 'My Town'. For the right price you can get an authentic Paul Newman but I don't think you could get one for less than $300

Paul was a great actor, but not the world's best signer of autographs, as the years roled by he was less and less happy, of being spotted in public.

So an authentic autograph, would be at the very less 25-30 years old. I'm not saying that he never ever signed after that, NO but it would be rare indeed.

I agree with the above. Authentic Paul Newman autographs are rare and go for hundreds of dollars and by looking at your photo I would say it's just another ebay fake.

I'm moving this to "Is my autograph authentic" page

authentic newman autographs are so rare, that you simply have to trust the seller.
in this case i would highly doubt the authenticity {down}

if you get a coa from a respectable dealer or a registered one ..then they are important to have.......anyone else not worth a sausage

You want to make sure that you have a receipt when purchasing any autographs as a court would require this if you were ever to dispute the authenticity of an autograph. When buying an autograph (eBay or anywhere else) always do your research, compare known authentic autographs to the one you are considering purchasing. Pay attention to pricing and so called "great deals"." If it's too good to be true, it's probably not true. For eBay - just check feedback, check to see if they are UACC registered. Hope this info helps!

100% agree! Only forms of authenticity you can really trust are from Global and PSA Authentication. A lot of fakes on ebay.

[quote="warlordforever04"]without an official c.o a. i wont by from ebay autograph lots of fakes out there[/quote]

actually a COA is just a paper..everybody can make one,write som "true" things on it and sign it.coa is NOT a good way to consider buying an autograph from ebay...actually most autographs with coa is fake on ebay!the seller forges the autograph and makes an coa themselves! photo proof is better!and photo with the celeb signing the item is better!

without an official c.o a. i wont by from ebay autograph lots of fakes out there