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Old 03-09-2022, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by rand1com View Post
Beckett, PSA/DNA, and JSA are basically the same for Yaz. You are correct, the fee is close to the value of most of his items.

You can get a PSA/DNA or Beckett "Quick Opinion" for $10.
Have a few serious questions about this.

I've heard of and am aware of the "Quick Opinion" option, but are there really any actual guarantees or anything to back that type of opinion up? My understanding is that you're basically just forking over some money to have someone put a sticker on a top loader, supposedly sealing it and indicating the auto of the enclosed item is real (or at least I remember seeing something like this with cards to prove authenticity). But the method isn't that secure or safe to be sure the autographed item hasn't been removed or tampered with.

1. So, does anyone really use and rely on this service for more significant/valuable autos?

2. And, what actually happens if you use this service initially and get a positive "Quick Opinion" on an autograph, so you decide to submit the auto for full verification/encapsulation by the same TPG you got the "Quick Opinion" from, except now it comes back no good?

3. Or what happens if you get a positive "Quick Opinion" from one TPG, but then submit it to another TPG for full verification, but now the second TPG says it is no good?

4. And finally, does any of the above make or result in any different outcome if you are the person who originally had the "Quick Opinion" performed on a card you still own, as opposed to you being a subsequent owner of an autographed item you had acquired that still had the positive "Quick Opinion" indication/seal supposedly in place?

Last edited by BobC; 03-09-2022 at 02:07 PM.
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