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That's the advantage of a autosignature
It records the pen movement from the original real person but the. replicates it perfectly as many times as needed, One of the tell tales is, can you see the impression of the ink on the reverse of the piece of paper? And does it vary in pressure? This would help you rule out a facsimile or rubber stamp But it does not rule out a secretarial signature, so by ruling out the 2 most common types of signature in the video game media you introduce the chance that it may be secretarial signedsigned I have a few pieces of signed video game memorabilia and I believe them ass to be either stamps or autosigned Its not me knocking the authenticity of this piece Its me saying I don't believe that any large video company values or understands the need for a human hand signature, and imagine if there are 500 press kits, that mans hand is going to hurt If you can get me a high quality scan or picture I will be able to help identify what I believe it to be, but so far to me it looks like a stamp, as the underline is broken and patchy, and you simply don't get that with a ball point pen, with a felt marker it is understandable,
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