If i have some autographs from parlophone records by beetles is it posibol to send you a coppy off this pitcures ??? Only first name i sign with blue color on a black and with pitcure ,, it wos hidn in a attick for ower 40 years .. And where can i send you a coppy off this pitcure ??
You should do a video on Popculturesignatures,this guy has some ridiculous fakes he sells.Google the company and see how much crap this guy makes off Ioffer,the new,upcoming stage for forgers.
These fakes are just ridiculous, especially the Paul autograph and the Jim Morrison "signed guitar pickguard" item. Naming & Shaming is the right approach here.
These fakes are just ridiculous, especially the Paul autograph and the Jim Morrison "signed guitar pickguard" item. I think naming & shaming is te right approach here.
Great job you do. The problem ain't only sellers. E bay is as guilty too. In many cases they can assume some items are fake. Still they play the virgin Mary pretending never to be kissed. At serious auction houses some kind of authentification is needed. In the past they made mistakes too but they learnt. E bay is just doing one thing. We are only in it for the money.
Great job you're doing, but how can you claim that there are ony 15-20 signed lp covers with all four Beatle sigs on? Surely there are a few more than that, but how can anyone tell?
@WilburyVision Reearch and information from Beatles experts will tell you there are only 11 known Beatles signed albums that are USA produced albums. There are more in the UK. They may be more than 11 in the USA but there are only 11 known. There are, of course, a ton of Beatles forgeries on albums.
I got a good "education" in autograph collecting when I allowed myself to get scammed when I bought a Robert F. Kennedy-signed Heisman Trophy Award dinner program. The seller swore up and down it was genuine and that had he had obtained it in-person. After I bought it and proudly showed it to a friend very knowledgable in authentic RFK autographs,took one look and said it was one of the worst RFK forgeries he'd ever seen. A second opinion verified this. All I can say is do your homework.
The Beatles "autographs" are sooooooo pathetic! Not even close! My Beatles autographs and Beatles handwritten items run from late 1962 thru 1997...great job exposing these frauds!!!
Why don't you say why they're bad forgeries? Which details are so poor?. It's probably easier to spot problems holding these items in person. I just got Paul's autograph in person, and my autograph looks a hell of a lot like that first one shown here. The only major difference I can spot is that the 't' in his last name is more jagged. He also underlined for me but without a separate slash underneath. I have Ringo also TTM (while the jerk was still signing) and it looks a lot like that one.
@Rudy61287 Thank you for your question. Like I have said and written many times, I'm not here to educate, I'm only here to expose those who sell and buy forgeries. I also don't want to give the forgers hints on how to improve their forgeries.
@TomTresh2 Of course, that's true, but it would help us to find real ones as well. You almost made me doubt this one I'm staring at, and you would have succeeded if Paul had not signed it right in front of me. I should make one correction - there is no 't' in it whatsoever.
Hi Tom what about Autographs America which Ive written to you about before? Thry have an unlimited amount of Beatles autographs. Even today (January 9th 2010 they have 2 Beatles autographed guitars,(somedays they've had as many as 12) over 20 records ( more than the Beatles preusumedly signed) and a couple of drum heads and posters even. Apparently the law says you cannot be prosecuted for selling forgeries unless you knowingly do so. Am I right? Keep up your good work. You are helping people
100 grand is a guess. This was 1997. Bonham's auction house. Derek Taylor, their '64 road manager, got them to sign it. He tells of the story in his book. George Harrison is the credited editor of the book. Everybody knows of that guitar in Beatles lore. It is one of the best known signed Beatles items ever.
That brings up a good question. Why only $100,000? I would think a rare Beatles signed (all four autographs and truly authenticated) would go for a much, much higher price.
Isn't it the same with anything though. An item is only worth what someone will pay for it. The first ever Beatles LP on Parlophone, original gold label stereo copy, has sold for over $20,000, yet sometimes people only pay about $4,500 for it. It depends if the people with the deepest wallets bid on an item on the day!
Google Tony Saks signed Beatles guitar. There it is. Go to The Mirage, the Hofner bass signed by them is in a glass case by the cashier for the "Love Show" store. There are more signed guitars, I'm sure.
I would love to see an article on this signed guitar. I know many other Beatles experts and they are just as much in the dark as I am. I need to see it to believe it.
There is a signed Hofner bass guitar in the lobby of The Mirage's Beatles Love show in a case. Believe me, as a Beatles authorized show it is real. An elderly guy, I think last name Sachs brought an electric guitar to Beatlefests in the 70's you could get your picture with. That was documented in many articles back then. There are more. There are at least 200+ signed sets of Beatles autographs on records as they have been appearing in major auction houses for 4 decades.
You have to realize what he is saying in these videos... there is only 15-20 "KNOWN" genuine Beatles signed albums. I'm sure there is still many out there, but they are either put away from the original owners or in collectors safes. IF there is a signed guitar out there, I would love to see it, I have been a Beatles handwriting expert for 12 years and have never seen the guitar. I'm sure many of us haven't. The only signed guitars I have seen was looked at by Morales.. sigh
I am aware of that guitar being written about with the Beatles and other rock stars. I am referring to a guitar with just the four Beatles autographs on them.
Find the Autograph Magazine editorial from a few months ago IT CLEARLY SAYS there is a guitar signed in ballpoint signed the beatles and the stones. Trust me i have done my research.Now BEATLES experts did not travel with the band or probaly did not even know them,and honestly whoe really knows how many they signed. There is youtube videos of McCartney and Ringo signing autographs. I like the experts that say the Beatles only signed x amount of pieces and they own them.
Maybe the one you are referring to is the one with the Beatles and other rock stars? I am talking about a guitar with just the four Beatles autographs on them.
The videos are great,but some comments are off!!! If you read a recent copy of Autograph Collector magazine they say a Beatles expert claims there is a signed guitar. Now with all these Beatles expert say they only signed 15 to 20 albums,come on they were a rock n roll band. So they are claiming a band only signed probaly 20 albums in almost 18 years of them all being alive!!!! You should do some fact checking first.
I have done a ton of research and besides the Morales authenticated...cough, cough...Beatles signed guitar any Beatles expert will tell you there are none. And the Beatle experts agree there are only 15-20 signed album covers. I have done my research. Have you? Please direct us to the TRUE Beatles signed guitar that you know of?
Bravo on another great video!! All of those autographs you showed are indeed forgeries! Can you imagine a Jim Morrison signed pickguard selling for a measly 175$. Keep up the great job with these videos!
If i have some autographs from parlophone records by beetles is it posibol to send you a coppy off this pitcures ??? Only first name i sign with blue color on a black and with pitcure ,, it wos hidn in a attick for ower 40 years .. And where can i send you a coppy off this pitcure ??
Gunvo3 3 months ago
I got ripped off because I spent $500 on a "autographed" guitar by John Lennon....Thank so much for spreading the word about these scumbags.
OJC21892 7 months ago
You should do a video on Popculturesignatures,this guy has some ridiculous fakes he sells.Google the company and see how much crap this guy makes off Ioffer,the new,upcoming stage for forgers.
tonydio666 1 year ago
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WTF so ringo signs the guitar, but paul signs the drum head??
YouKnowItsMatt 1 year ago
That item # 230341096818 at 2:06 is a pick guard or "scratchplate" as some called them, not a guitar pick.
horowizard 1 year ago
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These fakes are just ridiculous, especially the Paul autograph and the Jim Morrison "signed guitar pickguard" item. Naming & Shaming is the right approach here.
spinalcrackerbox 1 year ago
These fakes are just ridiculous, especially the Paul autograph and the Jim Morrison "signed guitar pickguard" item. I think naming & shaming is te right approach here.
spinalcrackerbox 1 year ago
Hey great video, you're right, I am sick of things like this. Good job with the expose.
sturmraist50 1 year ago
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grahamm2709 1 year ago
Hello
Great job you do. The problem ain't only sellers. E bay is as guilty too. In many cases they can assume some items are fake. Still they play the virgin Mary pretending never to be kissed. At serious auction houses some kind of authentification is needed. In the past they made mistakes too but they learnt. E bay is just doing one thing. We are only in it for the money.
rabitt61 1 year ago
yes we are tired off all of this fake stuff floating around. Thanks it is about time someone said something!!!!!!! MG
ForeverFabFour 1 year ago
Great job you're doing, but how can you claim that there are ony 15-20 signed lp covers with all four Beatle sigs on? Surely there are a few more than that, but how can anyone tell?
WilburyVision 1 year ago
@WilburyVision Reearch and information from Beatles experts will tell you there are only 11 known Beatles signed albums that are USA produced albums. There are more in the UK. They may be more than 11 in the USA but there are only 11 known. There are, of course, a ton of Beatles forgeries on albums.
TomTresh2 1 year ago
THANKS FOR THE INFO.
buddyeagle 1 year ago
I got a good "education" in autograph collecting when I allowed myself to get scammed when I bought a Robert F. Kennedy-signed Heisman Trophy Award dinner program. The seller swore up and down it was genuine and that had he had obtained it in-person. After I bought it and proudly showed it to a friend very knowledgable in authentic RFK autographs,took one look and said it was one of the worst RFK forgeries he'd ever seen. A second opinion verified this. All I can say is do your homework.
100Meadows 1 year ago
The McCartney forgery isn't even a good one...total crap!!!
beatlejim64 1 year ago
Rudy, Ringo doesn't owe anyone an autograph. He's not a jerk for quitting the signing business.
SuperYermother 1 year ago
The Beatles "autographs" are sooooooo pathetic! Not even close! My Beatles autographs and Beatles handwritten items run from late 1962 thru 1997...great job exposing these frauds!!!
beatlejim64 1 year ago
thanks for exposing these creeps! happy hunting.what's your prized beatles piece?
dimebagdave77 1 year ago
Why don't you say why they're bad forgeries? Which details are so poor?. It's probably easier to spot problems holding these items in person. I just got Paul's autograph in person, and my autograph looks a hell of a lot like that first one shown here. The only major difference I can spot is that the 't' in his last name is more jagged. He also underlined for me but without a separate slash underneath. I have Ringo also TTM (while the jerk was still signing) and it looks a lot like that one.
Rudy61287 1 year ago
@Rudy61287 Thank you for your question. Like I have said and written many times, I'm not here to educate, I'm only here to expose those who sell and buy forgeries. I also don't want to give the forgers hints on how to improve their forgeries.
TomTresh2 1 year ago
@TomTresh2 Of course, that's true, but it would help us to find real ones as well. You almost made me doubt this one I'm staring at, and you would have succeeded if Paul had not signed it right in front of me. I should make one correction - there is no 't' in it whatsoever.
Rudy61287 1 year ago
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Rudy61287 1 year ago
It exists, it was documented many many times and the owner went to Beatles conventions in the 70's where you could photograph yourself with it.
Knugabug 1 year ago
This is cool. I like what you are doing. You are the MAN for this.
dormanbenton 1 year ago
hopefully that seller get shot in the face!
connerparedes 1 year ago
i found none of those stuff on ebay
paulinoGuitarHero 1 year ago
15 to 20 signed albums think its around about 10,00 to 30,000 with ringo and paul signing all this stuff
steamingpoopfart 1 year ago
Hi Tom what about Autographs America which Ive written to you about before? Thry have an unlimited amount of Beatles autographs. Even today (January 9th 2010 they have 2 Beatles autographed guitars,(somedays they've had as many as 12) over 20 records ( more than the Beatles preusumedly signed) and a couple of drum heads and posters even. Apparently the law says you cannot be prosecuted for selling forgeries unless you knowingly do so. Am I right? Keep up your good work. You are helping people
frank19593 2 years ago
100 grand is a guess. This was 1997. Bonham's auction house. Derek Taylor, their '64 road manager, got them to sign it. He tells of the story in his book. George Harrison is the credited editor of the book. Everybody knows of that guitar in Beatles lore. It is one of the best known signed Beatles items ever.
Knugabug 2 years ago
I think it went for over 100 grand. Countless articles back in the day about it.
Knugabug 2 years ago
That brings up a good question. Why only $100,000? I would think a rare Beatles signed (all four autographs and truly authenticated) would go for a much, much higher price.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Isn't it the same with anything though. An item is only worth what someone will pay for it. The first ever Beatles LP on Parlophone, original gold label stereo copy, has sold for over $20,000, yet sometimes people only pay about $4,500 for it. It depends if the people with the deepest wallets bid on an item on the day!
FabFM 2 years ago
Do you know who authenticated the guitar?
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Google Tony Saks signed Beatles guitar. There it is. Go to The Mirage, the Hofner bass signed by them is in a glass case by the cashier for the "Love Show" store. There are more signed guitars, I'm sure.
Knugabug 2 years ago
I am sure the Beatles experts would like to see a close up photograph of those signatures. Thank you for leading us to that link.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
I would love to see an article on this signed guitar. I know many other Beatles experts and they are just as much in the dark as I am. I need to see it to believe it.
blackmagik44 2 years ago
Me too. I've been trying to find a photograph of the guitar mentioned above but to no avail.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
@blackmagik44
@TomTresh2
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thesilverfighter 1 year ago
There is a signed Hofner bass guitar in the lobby of The Mirage's Beatles Love show in a case. Believe me, as a Beatles authorized show it is real. An elderly guy, I think last name Sachs brought an electric guitar to Beatlefests in the 70's you could get your picture with. That was documented in many articles back then. There are more. There are at least 200+ signed sets of Beatles autographs on records as they have been appearing in major auction houses for 4 decades.
Knugabug 2 years ago
Yes, please direct us to this article about that Beatles signed guitar that you refer to.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Ravens,
You have to realize what he is saying in these videos... there is only 15-20 "KNOWN" genuine Beatles signed albums. I'm sure there is still many out there, but they are either put away from the original owners or in collectors safes. IF there is a signed guitar out there, I would love to see it, I have been a Beatles handwriting expert for 12 years and have never seen the guitar. I'm sure many of us haven't. The only signed guitars I have seen was looked at by Morales.. sigh
blackmagik44 2 years ago
It is still a guitar signed by all 4 Beatles!!!!!!!!!!
ravens0626 2 years ago
No find the article. It says Bealtes experts say there is 1 guitar with the Bealtes and Stones.
ravens0626 2 years ago
I am aware of that guitar being written about with the Beatles and other rock stars. I am referring to a guitar with just the four Beatles autographs on them.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Find the Autograph Magazine editorial from a few months ago IT CLEARLY SAYS there is a guitar signed in ballpoint signed the beatles and the stones. Trust me i have done my research.Now BEATLES experts did not travel with the band or probaly did not even know them,and honestly whoe really knows how many they signed. There is youtube videos of McCartney and Ringo signing autographs. I like the experts that say the Beatles only signed x amount of pieces and they own them.
Good Luck with you videos
ravens0626 2 years ago
Are you referring to the two guitars authenticated by Morales?
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Maybe the one you are referring to is the one with the Beatles and other rock stars? I am talking about a guitar with just the four Beatles autographs on them.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Also did these so called Beatles experts travel with the band!!! No they didn't.
I like the videos but do some checking.
ravens0626 2 years ago
The videos are great,but some comments are off!!! If you read a recent copy of Autograph Collector magazine they say a Beatles expert claims there is a signed guitar. Now with all these Beatles expert say they only signed 15 to 20 albums,come on they were a rock n roll band. So they are claiming a band only signed probaly 20 albums in almost 18 years of them all being alive!!!! You should do some fact checking first.
ravens0626 2 years ago
I have done a ton of research and besides the Morales authenticated...cough, cough...Beatles signed guitar any Beatles expert will tell you there are none. And the Beatle experts agree there are only 15-20 signed album covers. I have done my research. Have you? Please direct us to the TRUE Beatles signed guitar that you know of?
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Somebody tell T.S. that SCD is used for packing glass moments after it arrives.
Knugabug 2 years ago
thanks again Fonzie... you post...I watch. I think you are just starting to hit your stride. Go get these cheater fuckers...AAAAHHHHHHYYYYYYYYYYYY
fuddjcal 2 years ago
I appreciate that very much.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Bravo on another great video!! All of those autographs you showed are indeed forgeries! Can you imagine a Jim Morrison signed pickguard selling for a measly 175$. Keep up the great job with these videos!
blackmagik44 2 years ago 3
Exactly. A Jim Morrison signed guitar pick for $175.00. We are all sick of these types of sellers.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Thank you very much.
TomTresh2 2 years ago
Another grerat and informative video. Please keep up the great work!
talonmm 2 years ago