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Originally Posted by itjclarke
This was from a while back, maybe 2015 or 16. It's part of my collection, so doesn't matter much whether authenticated. I could've paid for JSA to authenticate on site, but I didn't want their sticker on the back.
ADDING- when I pushed back on PSA and showed them the Waukesha receipts, etc, they gave me a voucher to have the card re-assessed. At the time, I think it only cost $29. I never used it though.
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Very nice card.
The autograph looks OK to me but the "H" is definitely strange with the tail when forming the "H". I have never seen one like that.
You mentioned you did not want a JSA sticker on the card. I don't blame you for that but you can get a pictured certificate for a little more money and they will put the sticker on the LOA if you specify that when you submit the card.
Getting it authenticated makes sense for value purposes whether you ever sell it or not. It will protect your heirs if they decide to sell it some day.
I think it will pass.
Beckett is another option if you want it encapsulated since JSA does not do that.
The authentication fee for Aaron is reasonable.
Thanks for showing the autograph in question.