Authenticity is Everything
Another Michael Jackson PSA/DNA mistake?
As I have looked at various Michael Jackson signed items that PSA/DNA has authenticated, I have consistently noticed that many of the MJ items that PSA looked at, and subsequently passed, before Michael's death appear to be non-authentic.
It looks to me like PSA didn't have much of a clue as to what authentic MJ autographs looked like prior to June 25, 2009.
So if you're looking at any MJ stuff passed by PSA before June 25, 2009, beware!
Here is an example of an item that recently sold on eBay for $555. It's a signed Thriller CD. Note the date of 11-12-2008.
It looks to me like PSA didn't have much of a clue as to what authentic MJ autographs looked like prior to June 25, 2009.
So if you're looking at any MJ stuff passed by PSA before June 25, 2009, beware!
Here is an example of an item that recently sold on eBay for $555. It's a signed Thriller CD. Note the date of 11-12-2008.
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Permalink Reply by Paul on
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You could use a number of these tpa's today, on one particular item and no matter how good they are, im sure one of them would have a different opinion.
One or two will pass and another will fail.
So so, thats collecting.
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These days they should be able to tell mj easily.
Epperson should be the better tpa.
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Permalink Reply by wascher on
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The item # for PSA/DNA H80530 is suppose to be a Thriller ALBUM.
Look how small the "PSA letter" is next to that CD.
Looks to me like the COA is garbage as well.
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