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01-27-2012, 01:15 PM
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Stephen Rocchi GFA
From the GFA website:
To properly authenticate a signature you must have numerous exemplars to do side by side comparisons. That is why at GFA we only authenticate a limited number of autographs and have experts specialized in these signatures. I guess they have a forensic expert who specializes in Colm Meaney's autograph. I wonder if they have someone who specializes in the signature of Phil Linz? Cole-1.jpg Cole-2.jpg 
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01-27-2012, 01:22 PM
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Well, is it his autograph or not? It very well could be an in person and it certainly can't be a hard autograph to find exemplars on. I just hope they have actual "handwriting analysis" experts, and not simply "forensic" experts.
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