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Is this Peyton Manning Signed Card Authentic????

So I purchased another autograph of Peyton Manning after finding out my other one, authenticated by GAI is fake. This one, on the other hand is authenticated by PSA and has the proof sticker in tack on the back. All checks out online on PSA website, just thought I'd check here too!

Thanks for your help again !

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Permalink Reply by Null on April 11, 2016 at 7:53am

Authentic IMO

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Permalink Reply by Jason Poulos on April 11, 2016 at 8:37am

Without a doubt authentic. He has very nice speed to his signature and all forgeries Look slow and methodical. This one is REAL.

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Permalink Reply by Shay on April 11, 2016 at 9:25am

Sweet! Thanks for your help!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Permalink Reply by TradeGeek on April 12, 2016 at 3:24pm

That card originated from the 1999 Collectors Edge Pro Signature Authentics product. The company is no longer in business but it is definitely real. I have seen many of these and they were all numbered out of 1000. I'm wondering if the one you have was a redemption. It's unusual that it does not have a number. But I'm sure its authentic.

Here is the description from Beckett.com

"Randomly inserted in packs at the rate of one in 197, this set features authentic autographs on the cardfronts with the standard Pro Signatures Authentic card design. Each is hand serial numbered on the back and includes a PSA/DNA authentication sticker. Note that these cards carry a 1999 copyright date on the backs as well as the Edge '99 logo on the fronts but most, if not all, were inserted into 2000 Edge Supreme packs. Additional cards were likely given away as promos and redemptions through the mail as well as appearing on the market after Edge ceased their card operations."