Autentication companies

[jcmtiger]

Is psa & paas the same company.? Thanks

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

No. No. Nonononononono.

Do a little research to find out what you need to know. It's all available online.

[jcmtiger]

I went online, don’t be so snarky.. lol

[rand1com]

PAAS is owned by Mike Frost. Google will yield information. Not the same as PSA/DNA.

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by rand1com

PAAS is owned by Mike Frost. Google will yield information. Not the same as PSA/DNA.

Thanks appreciate the info. Joe

[Kco]

if it has PAAS, then you should PASS, simple rule to follow.

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by BillyCoxDodgers3B

No. No. Nonononononono.

Do a little research to find out what you need to know. It's all available online.

If they were willing to "do a little research" they wouldn't need authentication companies.

[Kco]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

If they were willing to "do a little research" they wouldn't need authentication companies.

Yes and no, some people honestly just can't get the feel for it. TPAs serve a vital role in that regard, obviously great to learn your subject but not everyone has the ability to see if even after researching it.

[WhatsNext]

In general, I agree that knowing your stuff will beat reliance on TPAs. I've come a long way since I first started collecting. These days I think I can tell good from bad on most HOFers and stars across most eras. Still have absolutely no feel for Willie Mays. Some guys just elude me.

[NiceDocter]

As a kid I remember the company that sold the Easter Egg dyeing kits was named PAAS..... random memory FWIW

[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by Kco

Yes and no, some people honestly just can't get the feel for it. TPAs serve a vital role in that regard, obviously great to learn your subject but not everyone has the ability to see if even after researching it.

REally? Well, if someone can't "get the feel" for what he/she's collecting, perhaps a different collectable is in order.