This was all the way back in May 2016, and I know it's fake, for multiple reasons--she charged $90 in person for an autograph, it is blue, and the response took only three weeks. Still, it is a type of replica of her autograph and more than a pre-print. It seems to actually be worth something after she died. Miss you, Carrie Fisher.
The address was the one in the database. I have no envelope.
I know I put the word "success" in quotation marks, but I'm going to call it one, because it seems to be a bit worth something now.
Opinions are welcome.
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I love hearing others' opinions! However, before you start commenting, please read this carefully: I welcome opinions but will not obey orders and suggestions. So, please don't say, "Toss that in the trash," or, "Frame the autograph right away," etc. I understand that you're sharing what you'd do, but you can't make me do what you order--what I received in the mail is mine, not yours.
I have an in person success that looks like that. If she had time, her signatures looked a lot like that. You can always tell with the "C" and "F". If she was at a convention with hundreds of people coming through for what she called, "celebrity lap dances," then it was a lot closer together (the signature). When I saw her at a convention, she charged $60. I respected her for not charging $200 or more like Hamill or Ford. She also was very personable to all fans. She learned to laugh at the chaos that was her life and she went with it.
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