Authenticity is Everything
Roger Moore autograph: Is it possible to forge PSA/DNA authentication?
I just saw a Roger Moore autograph for sale on Presspasscollectibles eBay store and noticed it was the same as the one I bought from them a while ago. I took my iPad to where I have mine on display and saw that it was EXACTLY the same as mine and even had the same PSA/DNA number!
I took mine out of its frame and examined it closer: autograph is a preprint. Hadn't really looked that closely when I got it as it was authenticated and assumed it was ok.
The newly listed eBay item# is 401047731786 and as I said, it is IDENTICAL to mine down to the PSA NUMBER.
Is it possible Presspasscollectibles is forging PSA/DNA authentication? I am really bummed out about my Moore autograph.
Not accusing, just asking. My autograph, however, is NOT authentic.
Attached is a pic of my Moore autograph and its PSA certificate. (No, it's not in the frame anymore!)
Any help or suggestions are welcome as I'm not quite sure what to do about this. Thank you.
I took mine out of its frame and examined it closer: autograph is a preprint. Hadn't really looked that closely when I got it as it was authenticated and assumed it was ok.
The newly listed eBay item# is 401047731786 and as I said, it is IDENTICAL to mine down to the PSA NUMBER.
Is it possible Presspasscollectibles is forging PSA/DNA authentication? I am really bummed out about my Moore autograph.
Not accusing, just asking. My autograph, however, is NOT authentic.
Attached is a pic of my Moore autograph and its PSA certificate. (No, it's not in the frame anymore!)
Any help or suggestions are welcome as I'm not quite sure what to do about this. Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Mike T on
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Open a PayPal case against them and get your money back. They probably didn't even check if it was a preprint before they sold it to you. They buy up a lot of PSA certed stuff and resell it, so it's possible they got duped and didn't even know it. Or they knowingly made a copy of it and sold it. Regardless you are entitled to your money back.
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Permalink Reply by Vectoreleven on
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Thanks Mike and Steve for the advice. I will be opening a case to get my money back.
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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on
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Not surprised a bit. I bet if you asked Presspass about it you get no reply.
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Just sent a note via eBay to them. I guess I'll find out soon enough!
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I received a response from Presspasscollectibles. They said that mine is the original and is being used as the stock photo for their Roger Moore autographs. This prompted me to reexamine mine in a better light and there is indeed an extra shine to one side of the lines in the autograph indicating that it is not a reprint.
I apologize for this beginners error, and thank those who responded for their time. I'm able to admit when I've made a mistake and am sorry for doubting this autograph. I guess I freaked out a bit, and am happy with the response from Presspasscollectibles, as well as the input from members here.
This discussion will be closed, but I don't mind people replying to my profile.
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