Too bad about the stamps. He used to be pretty good TTM. Guess that's changed.

He isn't very good In-Person either, so this is no surprise, unfortunately.

Joining the party late, but i too got a stamp from him back today.

I sent to him also and it was stamped. I threw that 8x10 away.

I JUST GOT BACK FROM HIM LAST WEEK.ALL OF MY ITMES WERE STAMPED AS WELL.YOURS ARE 100% STAMPED.I GUESS THATS ALL HE SENDS NOW.IT SUCKS BECAUSE YOU CANNOT EVEN REMOVE THE INK FROM THE PHOTO'S TO TRY AND RESEND TO ANOTHER ADDRESS.IT CAME OFF ON MY PICKGUARD THOU.

I sent the records to his PO Box in Seattle. I'm going to send out another batch of records to his Agent's office and see if I get a different success.

Early this year or late last year I sent a 45 to Steve Miller for an autograph. It came back with the sleeve signed, not the record itself. It was definitely hand signed. I then sent the record back with a second request to have the record signed. It came back stamped, I was very disapointed.

One way to find out if it is a stamp is to scan the signatures, and print them, then see if they overlay exactly by holding them to the sunlight. If they do then it possibly is a stamp or autopen signature.

I was suspicious of my last success with Steve. I think both of ours are stamped sigs. Here is what mine looks like (which is completely different from my first success):

http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/2199 ... revers.jpg

I'm not quite sure but the 'S' looks different, so it might be authentic

I'd grant you that