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Originally Posted by Piedmont Sport
This authentication business really has become a joke. People truly enjoy jumping on an authenticator when they FEEL as though that person made a mistake. It's also great that almost everyone on this thread has mocked PSA and jsa, but then turn around and ask why dont I submit the item to PSA or jsa. It truly sickens me that people really buy loa's on the name of the company. I have a huge file of mistakes by PSA and jsa in my office.
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There's a big difference between PSA and JSA, and some of the other "authenticators." Sure, PSA and JSA make loads of mistakes, but they are
honest mistakes; a number of people working for them just ain't that good. But I don't think anyone here would accuse them of
knowingly vetting garbage. Then you have guys like Morales and Priddy, and quite a few others, who never met a signature they didn't approve of. They don't make mistakes, because they don't really offer an opinion. They sell certificates, plain and simple. Step right up, pay the fee, get a cert. Contract fulfilled.
No one who has seen and handled a dozen or so genuine Ruths, and has more than a passing acquaintance with holography would think for a second that that Ruth note is genuine.