I've compared these two postcards to many known REAL Brooke Shields autographs and I have come to the conclusion that these are REAL. Brooke wrote these postcards to me when she was very young, about 15, and her handwriting looks slow and deliberate like a young person.

Therefore, regardless of PSA's guessing game that I have come not to trust much anymore, I am going to have these postcards framed. I think PSA is FAR more likely to say an autograph is not authentic when it's REAL and not authentic when it's really not authentic. (this is actually a good thing).

i say authentic, it looks very fluent! {thumb2}

I really don't think there is a good authenticator, it's better finding in person signatures and handwriting and match it up yourself. Certificates of Authentication are a waste of paper most of the time.

Does anyone know of some other 3rd party authenticator, other than PSA, that can is trustworthy and ACCURATE for these Brooke Shields inscribed and autographed postcards?

Thanks.

Just read this.
http://www.autographalert.com/educ5.html

Wow, her signature hasn't changed one bit in 28 years! Crazy...

She's on my pending list of celebs to send to. {up}

Khackdrums :D

[quote="Doc Holiday"]I thought it was well known or at least I thought it was that Brooke Shields autographs thru the mail were secretarial so it's no surprise, I haven't looked but I'm sure http://www.autographworld.com will have an In person signature of hers in their authentication guide to compare.[/quote]

These post cards with autograph were gotten in 1981, 28 years ago, when Brooke was very young. The signatures look just like hers, line for line, loop for loop, if you look at a KNOWN real Brooke Shields autograph. I'm puzzled as to why PSA turned these down. It's obvious they were not autopen'd because the size of the autographs are very different. Even if they were secretarial, why would they say, "Sorry I can't write..." instead of something like "Best wishes" or "All the best" or some other well known little one liner?

I thought it was well known or at least I thought it was that Brooke Shields autographs thru the mail were secretarial so it's no surprise, I haven't looked but I'm sure www.autographworld.com will have an In person signature of hers in their authentication guide to compare.

[quote="juicycouturexo"]I got her autograph recently. But how do you get autographs DNA tested?![/quote]

It's not DNA tested. It's authenticated by the PSA company and then a synthetic microscopic strand of DNA is invisibly marked on the item for positive identification. The company is called "PSA" and is often referred to as "PSA/DNA."

I got her autograph recently. But how do you get autographs DNA tested?!