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Are these Emma Watson autographs authentic? They look so different from the autographs that are posted on here by her and ones that have been authenticated.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Harry-Potter-Emm ... 519de0e14d

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Harry-Potter-Sex ... 519e123d7c

More than likely both forgeries, as you can see the 'proof' photos they used aren't even the ones their selling! they probably got that photo from google to make it seem legit. Ebay is the last place I look for autographs.

RYAN-J

I agree I only get autographs that are PSA authenticated... do not put your trust in ebay sellers however convincing they sound...

Also those aren't even close to her signature

This is her signature:

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/HARRY-POTTER-AUT ... 19c1368630

(not saying this is real, just that that is what her signature looks like)

Just because the proof photo doesn't match doesn't mean they aren't legit. Emma Watson signed for us on 3 occasions and we were only able to get proofs from the New York premiere. We also got her while she was in Los Angeles last week and last summer while filming Perks of Being a Wallflower. She scribbles really quickly when rushed and that's why they can look off. You can always tell with Emma by checking out the "E". They match.

Those autographs are legit - you can tell by the feedback. We're authentic autograph sellers. Everything we sell was witnessed in person.

We started off as collectors but after having piles upon piles of autographs, we started to sell off some that we had too many of. We still keep more than 75% of what we collect.

Thanks.

But the "E" in this photo

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Harry-Potter-Emm ... 519de0e14d

is done complete different from the "E" in this photo. One is looped and the other is curved.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/HARRY-POTTER-AUT ... 19c1368630

ProWolf wrote:But the "E" in this photo

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Harry-Potter-Emm ... 519de0e14d

is done complete different from the "E" in this photo. One is looped and the other is curved.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/HARRY-POTTER-AUT ... 19c1368630

See here, hope this helps:

http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-thing?. ... d=34196991

vanhatten wrote:1) Just because the proof photo doesn't match doesn't mean they aren't legit.

2) She scribbles really quickly when rushed and that's why they can look off.

3) You can always tell with Emma by checking out the "E". They match.

4) Those autographs are legit - you can tell by the feedback.

5) We're authentic autograph sellers. Everything we sell was witnessed in person.

Thanks.

1) But it doesn't mean they are... And its not a good sign if someone does that.. at ALL.
2) :neutral:
3) That can be very easily forged, I am not convinced.
4) Feedback does not mean they're real If someone sold you a fake autograph that came in perfect condition, quickly, and you didn't know they were fake you would leave great feedback wouldn't you?
5) Every single seller on ebay says that. EVERY ONE. That does not mean anything, it does not make me trust them any more at all.

Glad to report that the seller walk*of*fame*fotos (vanhatten on here) has been removed from Ebay for selling their fake autographs. Likely was caught by the FBI in one of their stings.