Unless they suddenly started abbreviating their names and signing differently then it's not authentic. And the seller has their auctions listed as "private" meaning you can't go back and view past items that have been sold, usually indicative of hiding something, especially for autograph s...

Looks good

First one is too far away to see any of the signatures.. usually a sign of stupidity or that the seller is trying to hide something.

Second one is most likely a studio pre-print and the autographs are not hand signed.

if there is a heath ledger on there you may have been duped as he had passed away before any posters were printed from what i understand... That is partially true, most posters were printed after he passed away. There are a few legitimate promotional posters that he did sign, but not nearly as many...

Not very near real at all..

Signature Arts is the best by far. They will be able to work out a price for you. PSA/DNA has a continuously failing reputation as I just received an e-mail last week that Christie's will no longer be accepting autographs with solely a PSA certification. So really no point in spending a bunch of mon...

Actually to be honest I'm not really sure. I just purchased it as part of an auction lot and it hasn't come in yet but someone had commented that they wanted to see it so I put up the auction house picture. I just started getting into the movie posters and cast autographs, I was mostly into music be...

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First one is not even close.. second one is a little closer than the first but not by much. Third one I'd need a closer picture of.

You can use a free image hosting service to post your pictures to the forum like imageshack.. it gives you the link and everything you need - very easy to use. I would throw some up here for us to look at and we can tell you if they are authentic or not. Before you throw them away you can always sel...