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GJV
Well... years ago I got his signed book from his website and that is an auto-pen one for sure!
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GJV
Well... years ago I got his signed book from his website and that is an auto-pen one for sure!
I'm sorry, GJV.
If there are hundreds of copies to sign I reckon even handmade types need some form of help getting the job done.
I think in this case there weren't so many signed CDs and LPs, though - did they even specify how many would be signed?
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lem motlow
sorry but, auto-pen. everybody does it and it kinda sucks for the fans who think they got something they didn't.
I read a couple articles on how to spot auto-pen autographs and looked at my signed sleeve with a magnifying glass to see if I could tell. I'm like 90% sure that this isn't auto-pen. There are a couple of places where he started and stopped again (the vertical line of the K, the loop of the R) and several places where the ink isn't applied evenly, especially in the loops on the S, where he wasn't pressing as hard. Auto-pen signatures shouldn't have abrupt starts and stops or uneven application of ink. I think Keith really did sit down in Jane's office with a pen and a bunch of sleeves and CDs and got fed nuclear wastes til the job was done. Because Keith loves his fans and is the best!