My first experience with PSA

[1990score]

Best of luck with the Jackson.. This was my first time using them. I like it, just wish it was cheaper. The best would be giving them stuff at shows...

[coclarkson]

that's fake. not even close

[mrveggieman]

I'm going to try PSA with some of my ttm auto returns. I'm not really concerned with my IP returns at this moment because I know those are real since the ballplayer signed them right in front of my face.

[1990score]

I really like the encapusaltion. Having it protected and certified is a nice feeling. Due to their pricing I would only get valuable items like this Munson authenticated.

[indyreds]

The pricing seems unreasonable to me! I know how many autographs that come with a certificate of authenticity I could purchase for $150! The card is awesome and congrats!

[1990score]

Thanks. It's a tough choice forking over the cash but should I ever sell it you almost need the PSA or JSA stamp of approval. It's sad but with the proliferation of forgeries out there especially EBAY it's a necessary evil.

[indyreds]

Thanks. It's a tough choice forking over the cash but should I ever sell it you almost need the PSA or JSA stamp of approval. It's sad but with the proliferation of forgeries out there especially EBAY it's a necessary evil.

I can see the need for the service and the reasons behind it. I personally have a few autographs that I would be willing to spend like $20 a pop for the same service, but never $150. Dale Earnhardt, Tom Landry, Bill Walsh and Duke Snider are a few that come to mind as guys I would love to have authenticated. The costs just shocked me. Do they charge more for dual signed cards as well?

[1990score]

They have a tiered pricing schedule. I believe 1-4 graphs are the same price. It gets pricey when they authenticate team balls and such.