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Old 03-04-2013, 04:48 PM
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I wouldn't buy this one with Shelly's money.
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It definitely is not stamped as you can see the overlaps in the ink, however I do not think it is authentic either. Stamped signatures will have more of a "squished out" ink look from when it is pressed down. This one doesn't have any flow to it like an authentic example should.
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Thanks!
It was one of those "too good to be true" deals. I'm learning.
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A Baker signed plak is a highly desirable item.
It will probably never be for sale at a too good to be true price.
Please, think before you buy.
Purchases like this are enablers. They keep the forgers in business.
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That was scary. I just sold a Baker autograph on ebay that looked nothing like this one.

What's even more disturbing is the Baker image on the postcard - think it might be Jack Barry? <=== if you don't get it, I understand.
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