Thanks to all for your help and your opinion! {up}

I think I can live with this success - rather better than 'some ink on a paper' :lol:

Maybe I get the chance to meet him in person one day...

[quote="autograph hound"]LOL....even when they ask him in person to sign his full name he still signs the short one :lol:[/quote]


Thats very true, but at least in-person you will get some real ink from him :D :D {thumb2} {thumb2}

your photo has the usual secretarial signature, which everyone gets ttm. :roll:

LOL....even when they ask him in person to sign his full name he still signs the short one :lol:

Al Pacino's is well known to send out sec- autos TTM. As the IP scans show, his TTM and IP is not even close!

[quote="gatorfan1502"]If you can see the stroke marks. If you look at it closely you can see if it's printed.[/quote]

As for this comment - what are you on about?? The autograph is clearly not printed and the member is asking if it is a sec- and not if it is a PP. :?

Well sorrry, just giving some advice to everybody.

No it's not authentic, his TTM never is, and Crumbs, what a rubbish autograph IP like ANYONE on the planet can sign like that.

There's no way that even, if you got a IP autograph from him, that anyone would believe you.

[quote="gatorfan1502"]If you can see the stroke marks. If you look at it closely you can see if it's printed.[/quote]

There was never a question if the autograph was preprinted.
The question was if it was signed by a secretary or not.

If you can see the stroke marks. If you look at it closely you can see if it's printed.

Not so much in a rush, it's just what you'll get in person.
Sometimes it's even less.
Another example of what you'll get when you meet him(taken from autographworld.)
http://www.autographworld.com/original/showbig.asp?item=473