It’s deff a CGP man, nothing to worry about…But hey, thats what everyone has already been saying… 
dude that warlock of yours is beautiful. even if it was somehow fake, i think it looks better than alot of the real ones, haha. i wouldnt worry
thanks. It was going to kill me if it was a knock off because I love how H2 movie accurate it looks and that’s why I bought it. Thanks to everyone who responded and put my mind at ease. The whole thing with the CGP stamp just threw me. thanks again
Ok, so I’m gonna post this here as well as the other thread, since their kinda related.
But, does anyone know the story of why there are 2 diff styles of C.O.A? Always wondered this. 
Skutterk, I’m not sure on this at all, but p.m Zephro or Gobears, either Chris or Jason might be able to help answer that question, hope this helps ya… Dean
Many later run masks were not stamped. Looks like a nice Warlock to me, maybe even an SE
It turned out that some of the COAs had printed (forged) Dick Warlock signatures. Terry blamed it on a studio helper. He also mentioned grabbing from the wrong stack. (Why would those even exist?) You can tell by the pixelated signature if you look closely in person. After that happened, Dick Warlock would send the COAs direct (different COA), the mask would come separate.
Thanx Guys. 
Yes that is an athentic one if you have a coa with it and it looks really nice and the neck looks better on your copy than my recast. wish i had an authentic warlock but sadly all i can afford is a recast warlock. parts of the neck on my recast is real thin.
i dont think thats the original coa , that looks just like the same coa that went with the warlock i sent bryan hoffman a while ago , the same picture frame and the c is in the exact same place mine was in and the signitures are exacly the same as mine , and mine was not a photo one mine had the sharpie bleading throw the paper
It could be the same Warlock, this one was redone by Bryan.
that is my old warlock , he rehaired it , great score , i miss it alot , ha