There's a Queen autograph website to check out authentic examples:
[url]http://www.queenautographs.net[/url]

I went to a Queen show with people who were like queen but younger. At the end we got to get autographs from the actors and the guy who was like Freddie Mecury did a Freddie Mecury signature on the poster I bought at the show. It's not authentic but it's awesome! :p

I went to a Queen show with people who were like queen but younger. At the end we got to get autographs from the actors and the guy who was like Freddie Mecury did a Freddie Mecury signature on the poster I bought at the show. It's not authentic but it's awesome! :p

The one on the orange paper is real. The photo is chicken feed, babe! :roll:

[quote="tansk1"]It's not mine, just took the picture, and honestly the conspiracy against auction houses and authentication companies is all well and good but a lot of people don't really care if they have paperwork that allows them to sell it at in a major auction for a high price.

Autograph collecting to many people is all about value, not about authenticity. After all, if you didn't get it yourself - how will you ever really know?

So with that being said, I would certainly pay $5 for it if I could drop it off at Christie's and get over $1000 - wouldn't you?[/quote]

Nope, I would not. Because it's fake! All I'm trying to tell you is that the photo (for whatever auction it's at) is not the real deal. Whoever ends up buying it will be very disappointed when they realize the truth. Furthermore, photos of Freddie signed are very rare. Look on Ebay for some really bad examples. Most of his real signatures will be in ball-point pen. You should understand this because of the era and sharpies were not available. Felt-tip pens were sketchy at best. When you see an authentic signed album by the entire band they are usually with fine-pens, not markers. Or, Freddie's will be with a ball point pen and Brian's, Roger's and John's could be with a sharpie. Queen's signatures are very distinct.
Here is a REAL Freddie signature. {up}
[img]http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/9832/fred0.jpg[/img]

And Brian May

[img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/3379/brianauto.jpg[/img]

And John Deacon
[img]http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/4414/johnlh.jpg[/img]

Roger Taylor [img]http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/512/rogert.jpg[/img]

It's not mine, just took the picture, and honestly the conspiracy against auction houses and authentication companies is all well and good but a lot of people don't really care if they have paperwork that allows them to sell it at in a major auction for a high price.

Autograph collecting to many people is all about value, not about authenticity. After all, if you didn't get it yourself - how will you ever really know?

So with that being said, I would certainly pay $5 for it if I could drop it off at Christie's and get over $1000 - wouldn't you?

[quote="tansk1"][quote="Sun Devil"]And that photo posted above is fake. {down}[/quote]


Photo came from the RR Auction catalog.. judge as you will but most experts agreed it was real. I don't care personally but that was my source.[/quote]


Hey, that's fine. But I would not spend $5 on it. Also remember, there is a BIG market to forge Freddie's signature. Furthermore, any hard-core fan of the band who has seen all the members signatures 100X over will tell you it's fake. But again that just my opinion. Lastly, auction houses, PSA, DNA and these authentication places........are in the business to make money. So do your own research before investing.

[quote="Sun Devil"]And that photo posted above is fake. {down}[/quote]


Photo came from the RR Auction catalog.. judge as you will but most experts agreed it was real. I don't care personally but that was my source.

It's real. {up}

And that photo posted above is fake. {down}

it looks good to me. i'd love to have one of him