by Campbell999 » Thu Sep 06, 2012 5:18 am
The poster that said their were at least two is exactly right. There are 2 photos of him as the joker that people got signed before he died. These two photos are one of his face, and the second is of him sitting down. However, it is thought that these were the only 2 pics that people were able to get signed, and are extremely extremely rare. be very very careful in purchasing a joker photograph and def get it looked at by psa quick opinion or ask the guys at autograph magazine live as they have alot of experts their. They will be very expensive for sure. I have heard arguments that other pics were able to be printed offline before his death, and thus they had to have been signed, but none have yet surfaced that were authentic. Its kinda like the argument that surely their are numerous beatles signed guitars out their. But yet only one signed beatles guitar has ever surfaced that was accepted as authentic. So the proof is in the pudding, and only these 2 joker photos seemed to have been signed.
So be very careful. Just like their are numerous companies selling fake signed beatles autographs as real, their will be even more fake joker items. their are some great discussion threads of heath and his sig currently over at autograph magazine live. I suggest everyone take a look.
The poster that said their were at least two is exactly right. There are 2 photos of him as the joker that people got signed before he died. These two photos are one of his face, and the second is of him sitting down. However, it is thought that these were the only 2 pics that people were able to get signed, and are extremely extremely rare. be very very careful in purchasing a joker photograph and def get it looked at by psa quick opinion or ask the guys at autograph magazine live as they have alot of experts their. They will be very expensive for sure. I have heard arguments that other pics were able to be printed offline before his death, and thus they had to have been signed, but none have yet surfaced that were authentic. Its kinda like the argument that surely their are numerous beatles signed guitars out their. But yet only one signed beatles guitar has ever surfaced that was accepted as authentic. So the proof is in the pudding, and only these 2 joker photos seemed to have been signed.
So be very careful. Just like their are numerous companies selling fake signed beatles autographs as real, their will be even more fake joker items. their are some great discussion threads of heath and his sig currently over at autograph magazine live. I suggest everyone take a look.