Authenticity is Everything
Paul Mccartney Signed Silver Certificate
can I get some thoughts on this McCartney signature , I am on the fence with this one , leaning towards no !
Tags: 85528106, DNA, McCartney, PSA, certificate, dollar, mcardinals1, silver, sportssignatures03
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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Got it. Thanks.
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Now I think I’ve truly seen everything. I just found that the original signature appears in PSA’s AutographFacts database(!). How could they not only authenticate a printed signature, but one that’s a reproduction of one of the very few chosen for inclusion in their AutographFacts database? Bizarre.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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Everyone should see this! Incredible. Nearly unbelievable.Superb work.Yet another very good reason to do one's own research and observation. No one cares as much about your autographs than you. Clearly not these sort of places.
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Thanks Eric! It really is incredible. Unfortunately, it’s currently on eBay for $4K OBO.
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Permalink Reply by Thorsten Knublauch on
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Will you contact the seller?
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Yes, I made the seller aware of the issue.
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+1 :-)
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The seller is going with PSA’s opinion. It sounds like they might contact PSA regarding the exemplar from the AutographFacts database, but I’m not sure about that.
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Permalink Reply by fab432 on
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It was also for sale at The Written Word autographs. I contacted the auction and they told me if PSA certified it it’s good by them. I did notice that the listing is now gone?
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Auction house refer on an authentification service. This could be REAL or PSA or whatever. If they say ok - despite being wrong - only in very few cases they change the listing. An Ebay seller does not care at all - he paid good cash for the COA and that's all that matters. I would wonder if PSA changes anything and withdraws the COA afterwards and refunds the money - I hope they would do.
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