hmm, I just checked out the eBay post and I have no idea if they are real or fake. As for the COA...COA's mean nothing to me personally because ANYBODY can print out their own COA off of their computer saying the autograph is real even though it isn't. And the seller who posted Robert Deniro says he guarantees that it will be authenticated by PSA DNA...well, PSA DNA is not 100% accurate. I have read so many stories as well as know some people who sent their items to get authenticated by PSA DNA and PSA DNA ruled that it was a fake even though they personally got it signed by the celeb themselves. I've also heard/read about people sending PSA DNA autographs of people who don't even EXIST and PSA DNA ruled those autographs authentic...How can an autograph be authentic if the person does not even exist?!
You can also read on the PSA DNA faqs page
http://www.psadna.com/faq.chtml
"Q: Do you guarantee that the autographs you certify are genuine and those you do not are fake?
A: No. We do not guarantee autographs under the Vintage Certified program. By using this program,
you are paying for the opinion of the top experts in the world, using state-of-the-art examination tools and techniques."
So for people buying autographs on eBay...Just because the seller states that they will provide COA or that it is PSA DNA Authenticated DOES NOT mean that the autograph is 100% authentic.
By the way, the UACC no longer approves PSA DNA as an authenticator.
hmm, I just checked out the eBay post and I have no idea if they are real or fake. As for the COA...COA's mean nothing to me personally because ANYBODY can print out their own COA off of their computer saying the autograph is real even though it isn't. And the seller who posted Robert Deniro says he guarantees that it will be authenticated by PSA DNA...well, PSA DNA is not 100% accurate. I have read so many stories as well as know some people who sent their items to get authenticated by PSA DNA and PSA DNA ruled that it was a fake even though they personally got it signed by the celeb themselves. I've also heard/read about people sending PSA DNA autographs of people who don't even EXIST and PSA DNA ruled those autographs authentic...How can an autograph be authentic if the person does not even exist?!
You can also read on the PSA DNA faqs page http://www.psadna.com/faq.chtml
"Q: Do you guarantee that the autographs you certify are genuine and those you do not are fake?
A: No. We do not guarantee autographs under the Vintage Certified program. By using this program, [b]you are paying for the opinion [/b]of the top experts in the world, using state-of-the-art examination tools and techniques."
So for people buying autographs on eBay...Just because the seller states that they will provide COA or that it is PSA DNA Authenticated DOES NOT mean that the autograph is 100% authentic.
By the way, the UACC no longer approves PSA DNA as an authenticator.
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