Fake Magic Autograph
This is as bad as it gets. Another pre printed autograph. This guy couldn't even copy an autograph that was anywhere close to a real Magic Johnson autograph. Check it out.
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3 Comments:
Well, seems to me the 1st autograph - MJ must have been in a hurry. I have a signed in person basketball from MJ obtained during a tri-star showing and the 2nd autograph is much more reliastic (he also adds his playing number). His first name varies but the 2nd part of the signature is typically the same.
The first signature is not of Magic; it's Pat Riley's. C'mon, now!
The funny thing is that the seller listed it as Magic's autograph.
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