Heath Ledger Joker Signed Photo Autograph with PSA DNA COA - Fake?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but was image ever available before Heath died?

Is there a way to find out when an image was first released?

I'm not really asking about authenticity, as I think we all know the answer.

We could spend a lot of time pointing out all the bad stuff, so I doubt I'll continue doing so. Maybe I'm hoping to save someone from losing their money bidding on stuff like this. Thanks for letting me vent. Lol

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Permalink Reply by Rich on December 17, 2023 at 9:42am

I'm pretty sure that image wasn't available for him to sign during his life. Signature also looks bad. Did PSA really authenticate that?

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Permalink Reply by WHuffman on December 17, 2023 at 9:59am

Almost certain it's a fake card and sticker. Hard to know.

Really wish PSA would show a photo with their cert verification. Think they do now, or certain items. Typically, all you get is the general info which makes it easy to fake the COA and sticker.

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Permalink Reply by Bryce on March 4, 2024 at 5:49pm

If this item was authentic, it would've recieved a LOA.

Stay away from anything joker related with Heath. There are only a handfull or less items he signed as the joker and i'm fortunate to have one of them.

The image came out after his passing. (this is coming from one that played the entire viral marketing campaign)

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Permalink Reply by john wick on March 5, 2024 at 9:33am

What’s your opinion on this Heath image. It was part of SWAU October Auction

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Permalink Reply by Bryce on March 5, 2024 at 1:04pm

It looks good to me, but I would get a 2nd or 3rd expert opinion to make a bid/purchase. Personally, I wouldn't unless the item had been authenticated around the time of year he passed, along with a strong background story.

I only trust the items that came from autographworld.com and the one I own.