Question

[jess8619]

I have a picture of a scene from Goblet of fire which has been signed by the people who play:
Seamus *Can't remember surname*
Neville Longbottom
Fred And George Weasley

I got given it for my 11th birthday, it's hung up in a frame but I didn't get it signed personally, my parents bought it from an autograph shop.
It has a certificate saying it is authentic (It even says when and where it was done)
Do you reckon it is actually authentic?
*I hope it is!*

[MissCherry]

I bet it is authentic. Cool present!!

[James]

If you can post a scan, I will be able to confirm if the signatures of the 'Weasley's' are genuine as I have got both their signatures IP.

James {thumb2}

[jess8619]

Ok, I'll go take a picture now!
{thumb2}

[James]

Okay, thanks. {thumb2} I'll let you know once you've put it up!

James

[Drezzal]

Since it was bought in an autograph shop and has a COA then it should be authentic. Thought i wouldnt trust any online auction sites such as ebay. I seen a burt reynolds signed picture going for $1 and says it has a COA, this can not be real.

[efro]

If it has certificate, it must be authentic. If it isn't authentic, but has a certificate, this is then criminal activity.

[scouser#1]

personally COA's mean nothing what so ever, anyone can go onto a computer and print one out
you should post a scan then people who know more about autographs will be able to tell you.

[jess8619]

Here they are, sorry I didn't put them up sooner- I've been at school:




I've got other pictures of the whole photo to- if you want to see that.

[Bria]

Yes, please, show us the whole photo !