MainManBlade wrote:Great success. Authenticity be damned. You have managed to accomplished what few have over the years. I sent my LOR and photos to him at NM -Avengers venue around the same time, I wonder if I am next in the chute.
If not, I am jealous of your success.

Could i write to Robert Downey Jr. at this address? How much longer is the address valid?

vivalakayla wrote:

seannelly13 wrote:Could i write to Robert Downey Jr. at this address? How much longer is the address valid?

You could. Not sure if he'd reply or not.

seannelly13 wrote:Could i write to Robert Downey Jr. at this address? How much longer is the address valid?

Blackhawks026 wrote:

I will go out of my way to meet Mr Jackson some day, purely to ask him if it's real or not lol .

Same here. Haha. We just never know. Hold onto it, because you may find out later in life that it's real. I will tell you something though, my signature when I sign is NEVER the same - half the time I sign I look at it and it's like wow - everytime I sign it's always different. And I am sure that's the case with a lot of celebrities too. I also change my handwriting print differently all the time too - depends on what mood I am in I'll write one way rather than another. If I was a celebrity signing photos - I bet all of the ones I signed would be skeptical about being sec

dansautos wrote:A few notes from me:

1. For specifics: the S has an angle at the bottom, and I've never seen authentics with such sharp, deliberate, and consistent angles in his S. I'd buy it if maybe ONE had such a steep angle, but not 4 or 5... The J on the ones that have been coming back are completely different from his IP. In fact, he typically makes his J's "backwards," so the "forwards" J's that are coming back are clearly off. The rest of the sig is also off, like the "son" is typically very contained, and does not flow "out." If the people with IPs they got themselves want to scan and post copies of the IP sigs that would be useful too.

2. For a definite authentic, here is a link to a Star Wars autograph trading card: http://www.endlessworld.com/images2/sta ... samuel.jpg. The one listed above that was sold on starwars.com also is authentic.

3. Since it was mentioned people couldn't find an example of an authentic TTM, I have one on my site. (I know there are others out there too.) It matches the card (and known IPs) but not the TTMs that have been coming out of this address.

4. I have no explanation for why the note is circled with more notes. It is true that the assistants who open the mail might be having some fun. I had an autograph returned from Lara Flynn Boyle (who had problems with anorexia) that tastelessly said "It tastes just as good on the way up" in response to one of my questions.

5. For the people who sent their stuff to get authenticated, please make sure they are a reputable authenticator. Even purportedly reputable places like PSA-DNA are getting really sloppy in recent years.

velvetgold wrote:Chris (which are 100% secs).... it's just odd.