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02-15-2011, 01:41 PM #1
Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
what is interesting to me is that if you take note, the majority of these examples took place in 2009 and sooner....why are they finally coming to light in 2011?
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02-15-2011, 08:19 PM #2
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Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
Even if the article doesn't have a name at the end, there looks to be some pretty convincing evidence of unproffesionalism by JSA. The JSA letters look pretty real to me, and why are they putting C Morales in the item type section?
I've been thinking about sending some auto'd cards to jsa for authentication because they will grade both the auto and card and the Beckett holder is much nicer and protects better, but now I'm reconsidering it and may just send them to PSA/DNA instead. Too bad psa doesn't grade the card and auto, just one or the other. Wonder when they're gonna catch on.
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02-15-2011, 08:37 PM #3
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Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
Just read some of their other articles too, maybe I should avoid psa dna too!
. One thing's for sure, I'm definately not sending anything in to PAAS or whatever they're called. I agree, taking it with a grain of salt is probably a good idea.
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02-16-2011, 02:07 AM #4
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02-16-2011, 12:08 PM #5
Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
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02-16-2011, 12:16 PM #6
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Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
Pre-90's rookie cards I got signed in person and through mail-order. These are the only cards I collect, in fact I am looking to sell my entire collection of everything else.
I believe psa dna will outlast the jsa/bgs partnership, so I would rather get my cards certified by psa dna, but some of my cards would receive high grades as would the autos on them, so it's unfortunate that psa dna doesn't offer that service.
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02-16-2011, 12:47 PM #7
Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
but some of my cards would receive high grades as would the autos on them, so it's unfortunate that psa dna doesn't offer that service.Greg
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02-16-2011, 01:09 PM #8
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Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
I'm not sure if they previously did, but I called them to find out if they do that now and the response was no, they only grade either the auto or card. The rep didn't have a reason, and it seemed like she thought there would be no good reason for not being able to grade both.
On another note, I believe autograph alert took the uda stickers off the items, so jsa didn't know they were uda. Jsa would never say they failed the items because they were authenticated by morales. Instead, they would simply say the autographs examined didn't match known exemplars for the reasons listed on the rejection letters. If anything in the article is true, it's a pathetic situation.
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02-16-2011, 01:16 PM #9
Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
I'm not sure if they previously did, but I called them to find out if they do that now and the response was no, they only grade either the auto or card. The rep didn't have a reason, and it seemed like she thought there would be no good reason for not being able to grade both.
Isn't this a graded auto card?
Greg
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02-15-2011, 08:37 PM #10
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Re: Some Good Info For Autograph Collectors
Taking into account that this is a competing authenticator, it is still unbelievable that they would dismiss these pieces especially the UDA and their own witnessed in person signatues like the Frazier trunks! I'd be interested to hear their explanation...
Dave