I didn't see a specific introduction thread although it was recommended to introduce yourself. About 2005 I bought hundreds of autographs on e-Bay many of which will not pass third-party verification. I am now in the process of spending a small fortune to get third-party certification. I am selling my entire collection on eBay. Photos that fail certification or that I believe will not pass a third-party inspection (please note I never say a signature is real or fake just that it passed or failed) I have lumped together in a photo-only category (one group with no COA and another with the original COA) with a statement that they either failed certification or in my opinion will not pass. I offer multiple photo discounts. Failed Frank Sinatra sells the same as failed Ann Miller.

I plan to ask for opinions of photos that I think are on the borderline and not worth $10 to have Beckett's look at it  .JSA will offer a similar service by year's end they tell me. PSA looks seemed to be tailored to just items listed on eBay so I don't use them. I send items to all three graders. I see there are categories about sellers from this era that I have first-hand experience with actual certification and failures %. They seem to rate their own discussion threads. I plan to start threads or use existing ones on sellers so if you see their COAs online you will have an idea of what percentage of approval to expect. I have submitted about 10 items from UACC dealers with just one failing certification.

I could go on forever, but I will stop myself now and let you comment. Here is the most questionable Rachel Weisz signature I have ever seen. Has anyone seen an open "L" like that? I bought it from GS-2004 from Quebec. I do not believe this will pass.   Rachel Weisz