I have seen (and have in my collection) a "authentic" TTM success from him I received in the 1990's. Of course I have always, and continue to, use a word of caution about [u]ANY[/u] TTM successes. Since I did not actually see it being signed there is always a chance (no matter how slight) that it could be a fake. I believe that what I consider authentic in my collection are just that and have compared many with other IP etc. successes and have a huge file of fakes to compare and contrast my authentic TTM successes with.

The bottom line if it was supposed to have been signed in the 1990's there is a good chance that it is authentic, BUT you need to do your research.

[quote="Denisrichard"]Any TTMs you get from Frank Gorshin now are definitely bogus...since he's been dead for a few years. ;)

Well, yeah he died in 2005. I was talking about when i got him TTM in the 90's.[/quote]

I know, I'm sorry...I couldn't resist. This is an authentic in-person I got from him; how does it compare?

[url]http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=1842017446&aid=37959#!/photo.php?fbid=1350336858776&set=a.1271433446240.37959.1842017446&theater[/url]

You don't have to be a facebook friend to view.

Any TTMs you get from Frank Gorshin now are definitely bogus...since he's been dead for a few years. ;)

Well, yeah he died in 2005. I was talking about when i got him TTM in the 90's.

Any TTMs you get from Frank Gorshin now are definitely bogus...since he's been dead for a few years. ;)

What exactly is it youre asking? If you're asking if Frank Gorshin signed TTM then the answer is yes. I wrote to him several times and always got an authentic response. But i always used his Connecticut address. I'm not aware of a Ca. address, unless any mail sent there might have been his manager or agent, and was then forwarded to him.

Is this true , Ive read rumors of this :?