A Night At The Opera fully signed Ebay.

These bidders aren't alternate ID's of the seller.

These bidders are just idiots.

Anyone notice it appears Freddie misspelled his own name as "Freddie"?!?

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]goinback wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Anyone notice it appears Freddie misspelled his own name as "Freddie"?!?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, the idiot didn't even spell it with the usual "Ph" before the "reddy".

Eeek. Looks like it sold for GBP 96!!!

(IT'S A DISGRACE).

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]beautifulsoup wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Eeek. Looks like it sold for GBP 96!!!

(IT'S A DISGRACE).

[/QUOTE]

Yes it is a disgrace & what's worse it looks like the robbing Bast**d has done it before.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150123904940

He's already in my Hall Of Shame (http://www.queenautographs.com/ebay/hall.html)

So, my Phreddy autographs on 'Made In Heaven', 'Rocks, and 'GH III' are phakes?

phuck

(I do recall someone actually putting up the MIH LP cover with Freddie's signature a few years back)

No, goodco, I think your Phreddy, autograph is the real deal. As is My Autographed Pre-Queen "Smile" Flyer, autographed in 1963 by "Bryan May, Rodger Tailor & Jon Deekin"
I know some of you will think it's a fake, but I assure you it's real. The 30 year old guy who sold it to me, got it himself in person. The flyer also came with a "Certificate Of Authenticity"(#1 of 500) The guys word & the "C.o.A." is good enouth for me, plus the fact that I only paid £3000 for such a rare item.

I've got the 'Smile' one also, but instead of Deakin, the third name looks like Tom Stafle.
Not sure why his name is on it.

Fake, oh my god so fake...And isn´t it the digipac remastered one?