psa/dna i wouldnt trust them for authenticating

[dre707]

I was looking for a Ken griffey Jr autograph and was browsing eBay and saw this autographed mini helmet authenticated by psa/dna and honestly couldn't believe they would authenticate such a fake signature I'm sure you all know what griffey's auto looks like to me it's one of the nicest signatures in my opinion. I wouldn't trust them unless it's a witnessed pda/dna I mean look at this tell me what you think?

[dre707]

Re: psa/dna i wouldnt trust them for authenticating

The reds helmet is the one I bought the other is the psa/dna I'm guessing that as long as you pay they will authenticate it. I'm not gonna lie they do authenticate good autographs but how can you pass that???

[Griffey24fan]

Re: psa/dna i wouldnt trust them for authenticating

I highly doubt they authenticated that, it is an obvious forgery.

I would be interested to see the sticker on the helmet.

[danesei@yahoo.com]

Re: psa/dna i wouldnt trust them for authenticating

I highly doubt they authenticated that, it is an obvious forgery.

I would be interested to see the sticker on the helmet.

I also doubt that would have been authenticated by PSA. Why not show a photo of the PSA sticker and a link to the listing?

[Griffey24fan]

Re: psa/dna i wouldnt trust them for authenticating

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ken-Griffey-Jr-Signed-Major-League-Baseball-Autographed-Mariners-Mini-Helmet-COA-/261713014682?pt=US_Autographs&hash=item3cef4faf9a&autorefresh=true

Above is the link for the auction

[danesei@yahoo.com]

Re: psa/dna i wouldnt trust them for authenticating

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ken-Griffey-...torefresh=true

Above is the link for the auction

The COA card is so out of focus that it's likely a fake. I don't understand why the PSA sticker isn't right next to the signature.

[ndevlin]

Re: psa/dna i wouldnt trust them for authenticating

Probably best to ask the board their thoughts first before titling your thread that way. This one was pretty easy, and probably could've been posted in the form of a question instead of pointing a finger at PSA when they more than likely never authenticated this particular piece. Don't you think?