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ezekiel rocks

That's a lot of zeros my friend. Haha bump.

100 Pacer

tommy t wrote:

Hi There,

I'm Tommy from Victoria, Australia and with much regret I'm selling my much loved framed drum-head.




I'm looking to get AUS $1250,00 for it (that's what I paid for it) and willing to find out what it will cost to have it sent out to you. Size 87cm X 75cm or 35inch X 30inch.
It was signed by all members in Tampa, Florida in 2003 and comes with certificate of authenticity.

Feel free to pm me for any questions.

Thanks

How did you obtain this piece?

tommy t

ezekiel rocks wrote:

That's a lot of zeros my friend. Haha bump.

I can easily take the last two zero's if that looks better to you AUS $1250.

LukinFan

That's awesome. I wouldn't mind having the drum head - with or without the sigs

tommy t

LukinFan wrote:

That's awesome. I wouldn't mind having the drum head - with or without the sigs

Wanna make me an offer?

LukinFan

tommy t wrote:

LukinFan wrote:

That's awesome. I wouldn't mind having the drum head - with or without the sigs

Wanna make me an offer?

Do you have another non-signed drum head?

tommy t

LukinFan wrote:

tommy t wrote:

LukinFan wrote:

That's awesome. I wouldn't mind having the drum head - with or without the sigs

Wanna make me an offer?

Do you have another non-signed drum head?

No I don't, I've bought the frame like this.

100 Pacer

100 Pacer wrote:

tommy t wrote:

Hi There,

I'm Tommy from Victoria, Australia and with much regret I'm selling my much loved framed drum-head.




I'm looking to get AUS $1250,00 for it (that's what I paid for it) and willing to find out what it will cost to have it sent out to you. Size 87cm X 75cm or 35inch X 30inch.
It was signed by all members in Tampa, Florida in 2003 and comes with certificate of authenticity.

Feel free to pm me for any questions.

Thanks

How did you obtain this piece?

tommy t

100 Pacer wrote:

100 Pacer wrote:

How did you obtain this piece?

Bought it here in Australia from a guy who deals in stuff like this.

tommy t

Bump. Still for sale.

tommy t

Bump, I surely thought this forum would be the ideal place to sell it.

TroubledSoul

tommy t wrote:

Bump, I surely thought this forum would be the ideal place to sell it.

yeh it's a good place to move stuff.. but can be a tough crowd also.

there's something about pieces made by professional dealers that doesn't sit well and are difficult to sell on here. mainly attributed to the huge amount of fakes on ebay. not questioning the authenticity of your item, but if the drum head was sitting on its own, had a couple of scratches, wasn't in a frame and you had a photo of you getting the sigs, it'd probably be a hell of a lot easier to sell!

100 Pacer

tommy t wrote:

Bump, I surely thought this forum would be the ideal place to sell it.

I hate to say it but those signatures do not look 100% authentic to me. And I'm sure some other serious collectors around these parts will agree. I think you'll have a difficult time selling this piece on this forum, where a combined many years of obtaining/trading/collecting PJ signatures has resulted in a great expertise of spotting the truly authentic from the potentially fake.

eBay might be your best route.

tommy t

100 Pacer wrote:

I hate to say it but those signatures do not look 100% authentic to me. And I'm sure some other serious collectors around these parts will agree. I think you'll have a difficult time selling this piece on this forum, where a combined many years of obtaining/trading/collecting PJ signatures has resulted in a great expertise of spotting the truly authentic from the potentially fake.

eBay might be your best route.

Hi Guys,

Any others out here questioning the authenticity and for what reason? I've been promised a full refund if ever found the signatures not being the real deal. Compared to the signatures I've seen of the guys before they seem to be a pretty good match.

Aussie357

Looks pretty good to me! Wish I had the spare $$$
Best of luck!!!
Although, it looks like I am probably a sucker that would get suckered............ :oops:

arq

tommy t wrote:

100 Pacer wrote:

I hate to say it but those signatures do not look 100% authentic to me. And I'm sure some other serious collectors around these parts will agree. I think you'll have a difficult time selling this piece on this forum, where a combined many years of obtaining/trading/collecting PJ signatures has resulted in a great expertise of spotting the truly authentic from the potentially fake.

eBay might be your best route.

Hi Guys,

Any others out here questioning the authenticity and for what reason? I've been promised a full refund if ever found the signatures not being the real deal. Compared to the signatures I've seen of the guys before they seem to be a pretty good match.

You've seen a lot of fakes then, I'm 100% with 100 Pacer, the sings look really off :( so it will be greay if they give you a full refund.

tommy t

OK Guys, here is the certificate of authenticity and they played a concert at the Times Forum Tampa that night.
To me it all seems very legit, I can't hardly go back to the guy I bought it from and tell him some people on the PJ forum telling me it looks fake.

arq

tommy t wrote:

OK Guys, here is the certificate of authenticity and they played a concert at the Times Forum Tampa that night.
To me it all seems very legit, I can't hardly go back to the guy I bought it from and tell him some people on the PJ forum telling me it looks fake.

Sadly, Certificates of authenticity are worthless, a lot of people come here because they have been fans and collectors of the band.

FrankBauer

tommy t wrote:

OK Guys, here is the certificate of authenticity and they played a concert at the Times Forum Tampa that night.
To me it all seems very legit, I can't hardly go back to the guy I bought it from and tell him some people on the PJ forum telling me it looks fake.

just a quick google search of "GTX Memerobilia" comes up with nothing. do they have a website or anything? sadly, COAs are pretty worthless. and this company could've just printed out their own COA, and sold the drumhead with one because most collectors out there see a COA and automatically think its authentic.

these autographs must come with a lifetime guarantee...i'd bring it back and tell them many collectors believe this is fake and ask for your money back. if they refuse, they have authentication companies out there. tell them you'll get this item officially authenticated, but if it comes back as a forgery, they should cover the authentication charges as well.

there are safeguards out there for autograph collectors. this PJ community is probably the best you'll find for expertise in the area. i'd always ask here before committing to a purchase. there are also a few official safeguards in place as well that filter out companies that sell forgeries - like making sure the dealer you purchased from are part of UACC or IADA, or some other governing body. its still not 100% certain, but it will weed out alot of bad dealers.

100 Pacer

tommy t wrote:

OK Guys, here is the certificate of authenticity and they played a concert at the Times Forum Tampa that night.
To me it all seems very legit, I can't hardly go back to the guy I bought it from and tell him some people on the PJ forum telling me it looks fake.

Unfortunately that certificate isn't worth the ink used to print it up.

You mentioned earlier in the thread that you were promised a full refund if you ever found out the signatures were fakes. Since you're looking to get back the amount you spent on this piece, why not just do that?