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2006

This Signature is consistent considering a wide range of specific qualities including slant, flow, pen pressure, letter size and formation, and other characteristics typical of our extensive database of known exemplars we have examined throughout our hobby and professional careers. It is our considered opinion that the signature item is genuine.

Signature Placement & Ink

Signed in Silver ink on the upper left of the photo.

Placement is good — avoids the subject’s face and body but remains clearly visible against the darker background.

Silver ink is again a common choice for signatures on darker images, matching the style of many professional signings.

Signature Style

Reads as “Riley Reid” again.

Distinct feature here: hearts replacing the dots above the "i"s — a flourish Riley Reid often adds to her autograph at fan signings.

Flow is smooth and natural, without hesitation or overly slow strokes.

“Riley” has a taller, looser loop on the “R” compared to the previous example, but still consistent with her known autograph variations.

Comparison & Authenticity Factors

Hearts over the i’s – This is a documented stylistic trait Riley often includes, particularly for fans. Forgeries sometimes miss this playful detail.

Letter formation –

“R” in Riley: exaggerated loop, leaning slightly right.

“R” in Reid: more compact but still smooth.

Overall handwriting: casual, flowing, consistent with a quick hand.

Consistency with First Example – Both autographs share the same ink style and handwriting character, but with natural variation — a positive sign of authenticity (forged sets often look too identical).

Initial Evaluation

Based on the photo:

Signature matches Riley Reid’s authentic known styles, including her playful heart-dot flourish.

Placement and ink choice are appropriate.

No signs of hesitation or mechanical reproduction.

Assessment:

➡️ Very Likely Authentic