Dealers bring and get busted at conventions all the time for selling fake stuff!

The hosts of the conventions don't care and regulate what they bring in.


Send the Leo graph to PSA/DNA. That is the only source you should trust.

Granted it WAS cheap, and im not saying im rich, but for 40 bones to me it was worth gambling with cause a Leo auto is my number one want. When he told me he had one, I was willing to shell out up to 5 hundred. So when I saw 40, I just bought it. Heres the thing: This guy goes to almost every east coast convention there is. Who inhabits conventions? other people who not only collect autographs, but deal with them for a living as well. If he wasn't on the up and up, someone would've called him out on it. Its REALLY ballsy to bring a bunch of fake signatures to a convention filled with people that are there for just that. He'd be better off hiding behing a computer where he wouldn't have to answer to anyone. Just my 2 cents. I think im going to pay to have this looked at, and from a few different sources. Thanks for the help everyone.

Well, how else are you meant to come to the conclusion whether is is real or not other than looking at its looks?

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I know that isn't proof that the autograph is real, but I believe it is real because it looks just like my one I got IP.

If people tried to sell fakes that didn't look like the real autograph... they wouldn't stay in business very long now would they.

I know he doesn't go to conventions, mainly because he's a movie star, but he is nice to his fans and does sign autographs. When I met him at a movie premiere he signed for everyone there. And I was next to a group of people who told me that they had met him and got his autograph about 10 times. He even recognized them.

I know that isn't proof that the autograph is real, but I believe it is real because it looks just like my one I got IP.

I would say you're out of your mind.

I wouldn't touch any graph on their site that isn't signed by someone who regularly does conventions.

For example they are selling a Ray Park auto for like $40... He does conventions all the time and is a very easy to get. He is also a nobody actor.

You mean to tell me they are gonna sell a Leo graph for the same price. Arguably one of the top male actors of the past 20 years. Who also rarely ever signs graphs unless its a movie premier.

Enjoy wasting your money!

I have met Leo myself IP and that looks almost identical. I would say it's 100% real. To the poster above - I don't think you can say it is fake because the price is low...

UACC means nothing. Anyone can be a member... just gotta pay a fee.

I'm gonna say NO on the Leo graph.

If anyone had a real Leo graph... they wouldn't sell it for $40.00.


If the price is to good to be true... that is usually for a reason.

Look legit to me! And the company looks legit as well. Nice success!

I think it's authentic...(: