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[Mr. Jones]

I purchased and had it authenticated, so i'm beyond thrilled! the fact that it is on a gig used setlist with the ticket is a huge bonus. My name isn't Brian, but that's ok.

 

First pic is how I received it. I wasn't thrilled with the matte and frame, so i had it re done (2nd pic.)

 

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[HelloSailor]

why would Brian ever sell it ???

[Love is a losing game]

££££££💷💵💶💴 Oh Brian Brian 🙄

It reminds me of the one at the Hawley Arms.
Lucky you!!

How did you know it wasn't a fake when you bought it and then had it authenticated? I'd love to get one (if I could afford it) but can't never tell if they're fake or not.

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[Mr. Jones]

I did a bunch of research on it, before i bought it. I contacted the seller, their business has an excellent reputation in the UACC (Universal Autograph Collector's Club.) I learned that most faked signatures do not include personalization, as it adds to the difficulty of faking it. That's because you have to not only fake the signature, but signers handwriting. So I went and googled samples of Amy's handwriting, she has a very distinctive way of writing her lowercase "a", it's also present here in "Brian." She also would sometimes "dot" her "i's" with a circle, again present here. The capital "B" was matching many samples.

 

I also obtained the story behind the signature:

 

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Here are handwriting samples:

 

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