Just found Mrs Chin bidding on a framed Arsenal shirt of last day at Highbury from ebay. Was meant to be a birthday present for me but its serious money at around £600.
How could I find out if signatures are genuine or if its a rip-off?
Ebay Arsenal Memorabilia Advice
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Dont buy signed stuff off of Ebay. Ive been collecting autographs and signed shirts and pics for years and the only real advice I can give is dont trust anything unless you get it done yourself. All these coa's ( certificate of authenticity ) mean fuck all . I used to go down to the training grounds and hotels but I never sell my stuff its all for my collection. Nowadays the dealers have got kids working for them.
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My wife has given me divorce papers for my birthday, I too am hoping that they are fakeCockerill's chin wrote:Just found Mrs Chin bidding on a framed Arsenal shirt of last day at Highbury from ebay. Was meant to be a birthday present for me but its serious money at around £600.
How could I find out if signatures are genuine or if its a rip-off?

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