Are theses autographs genuine?

Just received this in the mail today didn't pay that much. But I do want to know what you the Queenzone think!

These were said to be signed in New York of this year during the Q+AL North American Tour press conference.

Brian

Roger

I've replied to your thread in "collecting". There's a facebook group who were discussing this set of signatures, and the general consensus was that they were fake.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/858266844192728/

Fake

they look good for me

They look good to me too:

Good fakes.

The world of autographs is a very cynical, minefield of a place. There have been features on tv about people who have spent a small fortune and a great deal of time collecting, only to find they've been ripped off.
. I have Laurel & Hardy"s autographs, (which I treasure dearly), but I know their covenence, they were signed in the 50's at north shields ferry terminal, when my mate's father in law had finished a shift at Swan Hunter ship yard and was lucky to be 'johnny on the spot' that day. Being a fan , they kindly gifted them to me last year
. It seems only if a'body has a similar positive insight to originality can they be deemed to be genuine. Other than that, there's always doubt.

This thread sums it up.
http://www.queenzone.com/forums/1343839/fully-signed-flash-gordon-promo-vinyl.aspx

Unless they were drunk that time...x

ask Gezza - he's got loads

loads of something............

Hard to tell.
I got my autograph back then in Hannover (2008) and you would say that its fake too.

At least I know I have been there and even got a video of it :-)

^ The autograph has come from a very unreliable source. One who has been known to fake signatures.

I would say fake - I have genuine ones to compare them with, but these are quite messy