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Originally Posted by drc
when you do put it up for sale, include a big clear image so bidders can make judgments for themselves.
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+1
Regardless of your certainty of its authenticity or who has examined it for you, the #1 most important thing is to show the signature clearly. You won't get good bids based on yours or anyone else's promises that it's good coupled with a lousy pic (and you shouldn't). Moreso, if the photo/scan is lousy, legitimate collectors who know the player's signature will shy away, and you will wind up dealing with bidders who either don't have a clue about autographs or those who don't bother to look at pics and just buy based on the title. Either way, if you're selling on eBay and the sig turns out bad, the buyer will wind up getting their money back via an ebay/paypal claim regardless of what guarantee you state.