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It looks good to me (and so does she).

If you are looking to resell it I would absolutely get it authenticated.

Tom C

For value assistance, go to rrauction.com and click on past auctions and enter Sharon Tate. You will want to use the ones that are "signature" as a price point and not the ones for other items. You will also be able to use all of them to compare graphs yourself as well.

Mike, thanks. That helped a lot. This one doesn't look like the ones on that site. Those all look similar, this one is completely different. My dad says the guy he got it from got it in person but I'm not convinced. Tom, thanks also for your response and the additional info.

Take this with a grain of salt, because I have never owned her signature before or really had an interest in it. Just from a handwriting perspective and from the few online that I just glanced at, I would have said that I thought it was not good. The writing just does not seem smooth at all, with the exception I suppose of the straight line at the end of each. A lot of it looks forced, and the parts that are faster look really "squirrely".

I do not like it....
 

It does not look right and does not feel right. 2 very important aspects of any autograph. It could still be real but I for one would not spend money to find out. IMO.

Mike

Thanks guys. I asked for opinions and you offered them (good news or bad). I don't know what to think at this point. I may throw it up on ebay with a no guarantee stipulation and see what happens. Someone may get lucky, maybe not. I think if I am honest about my feelings and state as such I can feel good about whatever happens. I don't think I want to spend the money, over $100 total with PSA, for such a small turn around in price.
Thanks again for the opinions and info,
Tony

Tony, why don't you throw it up on eBay and do a PSA quick opinion? It would set you back $10 and give you some indication one way or the other.