I personally like the sticker on the front. As far as my local shop it's in Mill Creek, Washington and the name of the place is Mill Creek Sportscards. They bring in PSADNA every 6 weeks. I get the $10 fee because I turn in a bunch of stuff and buy from them as well. Also if something fails to authenticate I pay no fee at all...I only pay on the ones that pass!

You might try having PSA put the stickers on the back of the items next time. Those stickers detract from the items (IMHO). :D

BTW where is your local shop? I might like to get in on that $10 deal. Feel free to PM me if needed.

So the following images I received via TTM and my local card shop brings in PSA/DNA about every 6 weeks. So I figured what the heck for $10/ea to certify with PSA/DNA. The only reason I did this is because it is $10...compared to sending it into PSA/DNA in California thus I would have to pay shipping, insurance, return shipping, etc. If autographs do not pass I'm not charged anything so it's a free look. Not too bad if I say so myself! Also I know it's only one company's opinion but it's a strong opinion saying they are authentic. The certification validation can take up to 3 weeks thus when I looked them up on PSA/DNA website they aren't in the system yet!

Roger Federer:

[img]http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t199/John91C/TTM/CCF06012010_00000.jpg[/img]

Maria Sharapova x2:

[img]http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t199/John91C/TTM/CCF06012010_00000-1.jpg[/img]

Steve Carell:

[img]http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t199/John91C/TTM/CCF06012010_00000-2.jpg[/img]


Morena Baccarin: Got this awesome title page from "v"

[img]http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t199/John91C/TTM/CCF06012010_00000-3.jpg[/img]