Wow!! Good for you Mulleins, thats some collection you must have there
I am no expert, but to me it looks like King's recent "bunched" signature.
I would be interested in Hutch's opinion.
interesting...i'd say its real.
I got mine at the Harvard signing, and it looks essentially identical...plus, I got two copies there (I had two tix, but only I went), one signed in front of me, and the other presigned - and both signatatures looked just like that, right down to that little underline.
Nothing is 100 percent certain in this world, but I am 99.9 sure that's the real thing.
I didn't know you had that big a collection! Anyway, go ahead and paypal me $3,500 and I'll fed-ex that New Lt. Rap to you. I'll cover shipping, don't worry...haha...
Seriously, for some reason I didn't know you have all the limiteds...do you catalog the numbers? Have I asked you that before?
Looks okay to me too.
John
Thanks for all the opinions. Seemes like ít is OK then!
(maybe this discussion should be in: The eBay BS Game: Questionable items, signatures, sellers thread)
BTW, Mulleins, congrats to a nice purchase.
the rare items still continue to climb in value...
check out Tina's unmatched set of The Plant ( I've never seen an non-matching set sell for so much )
http://cgi.ebay.com/Stephen-King-SIG...QQcmdZViewItem
She also did pretty well with her lettered Stand
http://cgi.ebay.com/Stephen-King-SIG...QQcmdZViewItem
Both went to the same buyer!
John
Why isn't the link for that Plant auction working for me? And isn't the bay name "Tinah?" I find that either...
Anyway, what was the price the Plant went for?
tinah3 is her ebay name. Even though she has nothing for sale right now, it's her , I bought something off her recently.
http://myworld.ebay.com/tinah3
Congrats on your Dolan's Cadillac, Ralph! Add my name to the list of people who didn't realize how complete your collection is.
Super Sam, congrats to you too on your fine purchase.
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
I think a few of her auctions were cancelled by Ebay. I had a bid in one of her item and got an email today that the listing ( that I was bidding on) is now null and void. Copy of email below:
The listing in which you were a bidding participant:
180177134559 - Stephen King SIGNED LETTERED THE STAND in COFFIN BOX
has been ended by eBay. Since the listing was ended by eBay, for the transaction itself is null and void.
1st Choice - We ended the listing due to bidding activity that took place without the authorization of the owner of one of the accounts that bid on the listing. We have ended the listing to maintain the integrity of the eBay site and the bidder?s account that was accessed. We are working to restore the bidding account to its rightful owner, and we are working with the account owner to prevent any additional unauthorized activity.
or
2nd Choice - Due to privacy concerns, we cannot disclose the exact reason the listing itself was ended. However, we can inform you that we did not take any action on the seller's account for this listing.
ADD to either choice: As a result, we have informed the seller that they may relist their item if they wish to do so. Please feel free to re-bid on this item under the new item number. To locate the new item number, please check the sellers list of items at:
I would hope for the sellers stake someone didn't overbid and then backed out-although that appears likely.
I also hope there's not anything else nefarious going on.
Because the winning bidder was the same in both auctions, I have a feeling that's exactly what happened. They backed out.
John
You can retract your bids. If the case is buyer's remorse, that is between the seller and the buyer. It would still not involve a official pull out of the listing from Ebay, IMO. I think it's definitely something not on the up and up.
On another note, talking about things not right. My Ebay ID was hacked yesterday morning. Someone used my ID to list over 1700 listings of motorcyles and parts that ends in 1 day. Obviously a professional with an automated software. Now, my account is secure, but it sure was a hair raising day for me yesterday!!.
Ebay doesn't delete auctions that have already ended for nonpayment...but if someone hacked an account, it means the third party was probably going to try some cashiers check scam and try to steal the items...or maybe shill bidding or something.
That, unfortunately, makes some sense regarding the big prices they ended at...it wasn't legit...
Maybe I'll email tinah and see if she can shed some light on this.
John