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As others pointed out, it is a forgery. I am glad you caught it and were able to return it. There are a lot of fake COA's out there that people will literally print in their basement. Axl's signature looks simple but there is actually a lot of unique characteristics that the forgers consistently miss.

Fake. Unfortunately, the picture that user "Sweersa" posted also contains forgeries. Most COA's are fake, and printed in someone's basement. Even reputable third party authenticators get it wrong. I got burned on a fake set of sigs years back. I have done a lot of research since then.

These ones are fake too. Are they from the same seller? There are fakes everywhere but a lot of them seem to come from the UK. I would not trust a COA unless it comes from PSA DNA, but even they make mistakes some times.

Sorry but they are definitely fakes. I would compare them to known examples and you can see that there are many differences.

This poster was supposedly signed in 1994 and given to a guy named Paul Grabowsky as a gift, he wrote and reviewed articles in various rock and metal magazines. I was wondering if anyone has heard of him before. Also, do the signatures look legit. I know that Gilby's looks a bit different but I know that he signed his full name a few times in the early 90's. Axl's signature is faded, and Matt's is hard to see, but tell me what you think. Thanks!