Friends Cast Success! (It Was A Birthday Gift)

[sonofthesouth8]

I Did Not Ask For An Opinion On The Authenticity Did I?

I Believe It's Authentic, It Has Been Compared With Authentic Signatures And They Are The Same, And It Has A Certificate Of Authenticity,

And That's Enough For Me.

You Haven't Seen It, So Don't Pass Any Judgement.

Colours Of Inks What Difference Does That Make? If They All Signed It At The Same Time They Were Probably Handed Any Random Pens To Sign It With, Especially If They Were Rushing!

show us a pic...

[Moridin]

Where'd he buy it from?

I'd put 100 dollars on it being fake.

COAs don't mean anything. If I signed a picture of Sandra Bullock and printed out a pretty COA on my computer, that doesn't make it an authentic autograph.

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I Did Not Ask For An Opinion On The Authenticity Did I?

I Believe It's Authentic, It Has Been Compared With Authentic Signatures And They Are The Same, And It Has A Certificate Of Authenticity,

And That's Enough For Me.

You Haven't Seen It, So Don't Pass Any Judgement.

Colours Of Inks What Difference Does That Make? If They All Signed It At The Same Time They Were Probably Handed Any Random Pens To Sign It With, Especially If They Were Rushing!

So it has a COA, so what? They mean nothing, they're worthless. Who compared it with authentics? You? You must have a camera, so get a photo up.

Colours of ink matter as almost all multi-signed prices in several different colour pens are fake. "Handed random pens"? LOL what? If they were got at the same time they'd all use the same pen, the person who "collected" it wouldnt change pens every 5 seconds

PLEASE get a photo up, I'd LOVE to be proved wrong as Friends stuff signed by ALL 6 are like gold dust, so I honestly would LOVE to see an authentic one for once.

[guilder1st]

No need to make assumptions about authenticity when there is no picture to even base it on.

Multi signed pictures are usually done at different times, it's hard to get 6 people in one place. With this in mind multi colored ink on a photo is very possible, although I doubt red ink would be one of them. More likely it would be blue, black (maybe silver, gold).

Coa's are just a piece of paper, they are not proof. Personally I think It's better to keep the receipt of a purchase then a COA on most occasions.

Anyways, nobody can say if your autographs are authentic or not without seeing them. You didn't claim to get it in person, or to obtain it ttm, your dad bought it for you. Which is very nice of him. I really don't think you are obligated to provide anyone with proof.

[jasonw5]

Came With A Certificate Of Authenticity!

Why would anyone question the authenticity of the autograph? Didn't you read - A COA has been included {love} {love}

It has got to be authentic!!!

[guilder1st]

Enough with the sarcasm. Let her just enjoy the gift she received from her Dad. She didn't ask for any opinions about authenticity. She just wanted to share her story.

[SophieBooty]

I Don't Have To Prove To Any Of You If It's Real Or Not, So I'm NOT Going To,

I Believe It's Real, And That's All That Matters In My Opinion, As It's My Autograph, Although, Thank You To Those Of You That Agree!

I Did Not Ask For Your Opinions On Authenticity, So Don't Give Me Them.

What I Meant By Random Pens Was, Maybe They Were Rushing, So They Were Just Handed Any Pens To Sign It With?

You Don't Know The Signing Habits Of Every Celebrity!

Can Someone Lock This Topic Please?