caje4091 A new Stan Lee signature forger in town! 0

[James J Johnson]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Venom-Lethal-Protector-4-Marvel-1st-Appearance-of-Scream-Signed-By-Stan-Lee/184117506157?hash=item2ade42306d:g:qqkAAOSwM4heE77d

https://www.ebay.com/sch/caje4091/m.html?item=184117506157&hash=item2ade42306d%3Ag%3AqqkAAOSwM4heE77d&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562 

One worse than the other.

 

[kav]

Good lord dummies stop buying this carp!!!!!!!

[1950's war comics]

wow , worst signature yet ... a joke ....

[PunisherPunisherPunisher]

Good luck to the person who paid for that

[James J Johnson]

3 minutes ago, PunisherPunisherPunisher said:

Good luck to the person who paid for that

And the other 39 Lee forgeries he had listed as of when I posted the thread! Although luck won't be of any help if they submit any of them for authentication since one comic grading company (who I won't mention) wisely stopped authenticating, along with Ditko and Kirby, one of their better business decisions for sure.

[PunisherPunisherPunisher]

I just can't believe someone paid $71 for that 

[James J Johnson]

Just now, PunisherPunisherPunisher said:

I just can't believe someone paid $71 for that 

$1 bargain box book + a penny's worth of ink + a no talent, hack forger = $71.

That's how this adds up on ebay.  

 

[James J Johnson]

OK, I get it. Now I know for sure which forger this is. I thought I recognized the way he consistently botches certain things in the signatures. He put up his usual one real one to shill the other 50 forgeries as usual:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Amazing-Fantasy-1-Signed-By-Stan-Lee-cbcs/184125711003?hash=item2adebf629b:g:MbgAAOSwzQFd--Dy 

He got smart. Making it not as obvious. He's going to let this one go instead of price the real ones with BINs so high they won't sell, the opposite of the forgeries which he usually sold for $20 a pop at auction!

 

Edited January 14, 2020 by James J Johnson

[Chaz G.]

Shouldn't this be reported to eBay? 

[James J Johnson]

36 minutes ago, Chazgee said:

Shouldn't this be reported to eBay? 

Yes. But they really don't care. This flim flam forger is bilking $2000 or so per week out of unsuspecting buyers for his 40 or so Stan Lee forgeries that were listed at thread post time. He's a small timer in the world of autograph forgery. That is a ridiculously negligible amount compared to what some forgers traffic in cast signed movie posters, autographed record albums, signed baseballs, etc. etc. that go for thousands a pop and more.

Edited January 14, 2020 by James J Johnson

[kav]

1 minute ago, James J Johnson said:

Yes. But they really don't care. This flim flam forger is bilking $2000 or so out of unsuspecting buyers for his 40 or so Stan Lee forgeries that were listed at thread post time. He's a small timer in the world of autograph forgery. That is a ridiculously negligible amount compared to what some forgers traffic in cast signed movie posters, autographed record albums, signed baseballs, etc. etc. that go for thousands a pop and more.

I did some research on collectible movie posters-the amt of fraud/fakes is incredible.  They said it's virtually unheard of to have full cast signed posters-these people are busy actors and getting them all in one place to sign posters virtually impossible.

[James J Johnson]

38 minutes ago, kav said:

I did some research on collectible movie posters-the amt of fraud/fakes is incredible.  They said it's virtually unheard of to have full cast signed posters-these people are busy actors and getting them all in one place to sign posters virtually impossible.

And many of them come with COAs and LOAs that are either mock ups, or issued from fly by night authenticators that nobody has ever heard of before that are as worthless as the forged items.

Edited January 14, 2020 by James J Johnson

[kav]

2 minutes ago, James J Johnson said:

And many of them come with COAs and LOAs that are either mock ups, or issued from fly by night authenticators that nobody has ever heard of before that are as worthless as the forged items.

I always say how do you know something is fake?  If it has a COA.

[1950's war comics]

 comic signature is a fake . the COA is a fake and the COA signature is  fake heck the comic might even be fake  

[JollyComics]

I REALLY don't understand HOW Voldemort and Berkbutt vertified Stan Lee's signatures.

Berkbutt authentication fee for Stan Lee's signature is $20 for one book, $35 for two books, etc. etc.

Sadly, Stan Lee's signature had been inconsistent in last few years before his time came up.  Those scums have became opportunists.

[SkintDoctor]

It's sad that people will blatantly rip off other people for a quick buck

[Krismusic]

very sad that people try to make a profit off fake signatures... 

[Krismusic]

15 hours ago, James J Johnson said:

And the other 39 Lee forgeries he had listed as of when I posted the thread! Although luck won't be of any help if they submit any of them for authentication since one comic grading company (who I won't mention) wisely stopped authenticating, along with Ditko and Kirby, one of their better business decisions for sure.

did they (vold) really stop authenticating Stan, Ditko and Kirby signatures? 

[shadroch]

The man is doing a homage to his favorite creator. Mad respect.

[Krismusic]

found this interesting... 

Marketing team had some bad placement there