PSA/DNA and boxing just don't mix.

[toybulldog]

An alleged contract signed by heavyweight contender Oscar "Ringo" Bonavena. Another PSA/DNA certified autograph that shows no resemblance whatsoever? Does PSA/DNA add false value to non-authentic items? Do they claim to perform a service that they don't actually perform?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/380535748457...84.m1438.l2649



Was this even a close miss?



PSA/DNA, it's Oscar Bonavena not George Bonavena.



Pathetic, inept, fraud?

[Exhibitman]

WTF, Ringo's handwriting is worse than mine...

I think sometimes PSA/DNA issues a letter because an item 'should' be what it says it is. They probably figure that a legal document wouldn't be bad so it must be good.

[toybulldog]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

WTF, Ringo's handwriting is worse than mine...

I think sometimes PSA/DNA issues a letter because an item 'should' be what it says it is. They probably figure that a legal document wouldn't be bad so it must be good.

I believe that is a possibility also and if that's the case then the person who submitted this item was not provided the service they paid for as advertised on the PSA/DNA web site:



Would an actual "autograph structure analysis" and "side-by-side comparison" reveal the same or the direct opposite of PSA/DNA's findings? If there are no consistent exemplars is PSA/DNA showing a favortism to a certain submitter? Proceed with caution when using this non-evidence based company.

[RichardSimon]

If there is a way to take a shortcut, then PSA will take it.
They probably did not even look at the Bonavena signature on the contract.
Just assumed it was good,,
Nice work once again.

[travrosty]

just pathetic, they just dont have a clue, do they, they must exemplars no one else has to approve that one.

the listed it as george, because George-Ringo, you get the idea. Paul and John next.

[chaddurbin]

Joe Orlando should contact the members here to buy the boxing exemplars. Seems like they (and JSA?) Know as much about boxing as me.