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Elvis signature on Kissin Cousins 45 rpm picture sleeve | Records462 of 933 |  |  |
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Elvis signature on 45 rpm picture sleeve. This has been put in a frame and stored for several years. I think it is authentic. Any comments about the look of the signature?? Are there any experts out there??
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My older sisters loved Elvis and went to his concerts and even drug me to a few. Elvis changed his signature many times because of forgeries. There is a group of COA authenticating his signatures but they too are frauds. They will authenticate any chicken scratch for enough money. I have several souvenir folio concert books that I watched Evis sign; thanks to my sisters, all seem to be in blue ink and even though I am not an expert, yours looks close to his real ones except he failed to dot the i in Elvis.
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