Fake PSA Stickers?

[MrSeven]

Noticed this today. The certification number & photo on the PSA website don't match. The seller does appear to have the proper LOA for that number.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Joe-DiMaggio...-/391890721545

Something new, an old trick, or a legitimate PSA mistake (Looks like the next 80 or so PSA #s are the same item)?

I have thoughts on the authenticity of the autographs but I'll defer to public opinion & more experienced collectors.

[mcgwirecom]

It worked when I tried it.

[MrSeven]

Originally Posted by mcgwirecom

It worked when I tried it.

The number is valid & the photo is the same, but if you look closely you'll see the autographs are not the same. It tripped me up initially.

[Steve D]

The actual photo and the photo pictured on the LOA are definitely not the same, as each signature is placed differently.

I also do not like aspects of the DiMaggio and Williams signatures. They just seem off to me.

Steve

[Mr. Zipper]

Originally Posted by MrSeven

Something new, an old trick, or a legitimate PSA mistake (Looks like the next 80 or so PSA #s are the same item)?

The surrounding certification numbers contain many of the same signed poses.

So you can believe it was simply a data entry error and the wrong image was uploaded for the certification number.

Or, you can believe it's an elaborate scam.

[joed25]

Authentic

[Duluth Eskimo]

The autographs are authentic so what does it matter?

[Duluth Eskimo]

Once again, if you are giving an opinion you need to have your name posted. I don't understand why people don't put their name on something if you are going to contribute.

[MrSeven]

Thanks for the input everyone. Looks like a honest mix-up on PSAs part!

Thanks again!