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One my mobile and tried to change the URL. Thanks man.
The link doesn't work. I would also recommend posting this in the Hockey Card Talk Forum. You would probably get a better answer there.
Tf this is them..Based on Ebay and toolhaus(easier way to dissect feedback) do the search He has impeccable service!
Thank you guys. Will not be buying from that seller.
Just don't see it. Looked at some of his confirmed signatures and it seems off, well practiced but off
Fake. He wouldn't sign were his pen would show up
Looks suspect to me.
I have bought a couple things from him before. His name is Bob Vitt, and when I dealt with him he sold under a different ebay name (hockeybobstlouis). I believe his dad or uncle was a hockey photographer, and covered the St. Louis Blues, because he has the negatives to some really nice unpublished in-game photos. He also used to do memorabilia shows in/around St. Louis pretty regularly. Good product, and legit autographs (via those shows). Prices can be all over the map, and in my experience he was a little disorganized, and slow to ship. Always came through, but at times wore on my patience. Hope this helps.
The Hull looks pretty shaky, but his signature has gone downhill due to his age. I have seen pieces signed like this before and the inscription is what makes me believe this is real. The "G" in Goal is proper size and shape (I got an in-person "Golden Jet" where the G is identical), and the "th" in "50th" also matches what I have seen before. The Mikita looks crowded, but my gut says real as well. Based on this seller's profile, this appears to be inventory being liquidated from Da Sports Dugout, a card/memorabilia shop that was in business in Highland Park, IL (Chicago suburbs) until early 2011. My guess is this stuff was signed in 2010 before they closed up shop. Hope this helps.
Nevermind I got all the info I need.
If you look at the signatures, the pressure points and stroke width are the same. I have done some forensic signature work and collected autographs for over 37 years. My opinion is this guy is a forger.
I agree with both. Authentic.
Clearly fake.
Mikita looks good to me.................
The Hull looks good to me. Like you I'm not familiar with Mikita. ...Rick
I thought so too. I just wanted to double check since I am new to collecting hockey autographs.. Maybe Perry was drunk when he signed it? Haha
First of all $170 is waaaay to high!! Second,he doesnt say what COA,if its his own i would pass! And finally,that Perry auto is nothin like all his other autos ive seen!! I would stay away,tc