Authenticity is Everything
Has this Gleason been trimmed and did that invalidate the TPG certification?
Sinful. I don't see how this fits w/o being trimmed. This chop shop stuff makes me sick.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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It is also $900! I paid about $175 for my 7"x9" 1955 SP....
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This appears a 1980's signature which is perhaps the rarest of all so double-sin.
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Permalink Reply by eddy on
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I'm looking at the letter from JSA.
It seems they examined it when it was still an 8" x 10" and then the seller (or someone) cut it down to make a custom card?
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I don't know what size it was (says 8x10(v)) but yes, surgery (ill informed and horridly executed) has been done. If this were an 8x10 that would be truly a crazy move. From what I can see that was a photo of him. But what I was wondering - this "chopping" - does this invalidate the JSA cert?
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Paron the question but what is "8x10(v)?"
Verical?
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It's all I can think of.
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Permalink Reply by JK on
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Something is definitely up with the COA photo. It's a terrible image.
I decided to just Google it.
The AI answer was:
"On a JSA Letter of Authenticity (LOA) for autographs, "V" usually indicates the use of a Video Spectral Comparator (VSC) during the authentication process. The VSC is a specialized piece of equipment used by JSA (James Spence Authentication) to examine autographs in detail, detecting potential forgeries or alterations that might not be visible to the naked eye."
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I thought they might have.
But wait, that is insane. This is sickening. I can hear Steve C. saying don't listen to AI. They are using ...what?"
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