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    https://www.sportscardforum.com/showt...26#post9814826

    This is the thread you are talking about and the SI compared to the poster are nothing alike let alone identical.

    If you want to believe they are real ok. I'm just trying to stop people from wasting stamps or trading for one of these fakes in the future.

    Key thing, the Q in shaq should always connect to the O in O'Neal. Look closely at your SI. The Q line stops, but it is covered by the L line making it took connected.

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    First, I would like to thank you looking out for my best interests, and for allowing me to have my own opinion. This is very nice of you. Secondly, in my opinion, the Q and the O are definitely connected on the signed SI. I'm not certain what you are looking at. Not only does it look like that in the pic I posted, but when closely viewing the SI first hand, there is no question they are connected. You can clearly see the continuity of the marker's streak. Lastly, I don't believe the TTM are authentic. My comment is that it is very odd that these two signatures, which are atypical of most Shaq sigs you will see, are very similar and are many years apart.

    Thanks again for saving me from myself and my poor judgement.

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