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While facsimile signatures can be a useful tool for artists, it's important to note that they are not the same as a hand-signed signature. Collectors and buyers of art may place a higher value on pieces with a hand-signed signature, and some may not consider a facsimile signature to be authentic.
Ing to the UETA, a facsimile signature is considered an electronic signature and is legally binding if the following conditions are met: The signatory intended to sign the document; The document was transmitted by a means that generated a written or electronic record of the transaction; and.
Therefore, if the ink layer on your autograph is quite evenly distributed and the grooves are all the exact same depth, you are most likely seeing a printed or an autopen-generated - rather than live - autograph.
Look for signs of a facsimile signature It looks authentic, but it's really just a printed representation of the real thing. Hold the autograph at an angle towards a light source. If it's real, the ink from the pen will have a different ?sheen? or ?glare? compared to the rest of the photograph.
Look closely at the ink to tell if a signature has been stamped on. If it is stamped, more ink will be located in the center of a given letter in the name. Another indicator in the ink is its color. Older signatures are likely to have oxidized, and so the ink should be a brown color if it was originally colored black.