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Thanks for the feedback. I've taken that offline. Can't bear to just bin it, but if it goes to the recycler it'll be on eBay in a week! Sadly, that copy came from a member of this board in good...

Hi all,

It's been a long time. I'm sorry to have been absent. It's always a joy being here. Anyway, I'm just writing a note as a client of ours mentioned that someone on here had been questioning...

100% agree, CoA means very little.

Are you talking about the ones from finefirsteditions? If so, I thought they both were fake.[/QUOTE]
I screwed that up.
3 Signed Stephen King signatures, 2 books and 1 movie ticket.[/QUOTE]

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BoB doesn't look too bad until you get the zoom on...

Cujo is just odd...very nice copy though...but I don't like the sig, could be just a lazy one...

Ha, I just saw these, looked at the sig's and it reminded me of Calvin's Corner, so here I am. I *think* I asked this guy about the signatures I think it was a case of "I bought a collection off...

I had a girlfriend like that once[/QUOTE]Sigh, haven't we all at one time or another? LOL[/QUOTE]

Yeah, pretty sure I've got a couple down a well too...these things happen...

All you have to do is look at the seller and it feels even worse.[/QUOTE]

Got to agree with you on that.

The signature doesn't look bad to me - but the inscription and the slashes on the date seem a bit off compared to the 80s copies I've got here. On the fence, I think it's OK, but I aren't bidding.

On a side note, I remember being offered a signed Ian Fleming book a few years back, signed "Ian Fleming, 22nd June 1966". It took me a while to realise it, but he died in 1964.

Someone should offer him a couple of cheap books at a cheap price...mark them in some way...and see if they turn up signed a few weeks later...

This raises an interesting point. If you buy a book from a member of a professional antiquarian bookseller's association such as the ABA in the UK or ABAA in the US, you have a guarantee that what is...