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09-03-2010, 08:08 PM
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Which authentication company is preferred for autographs?
I have never sent anything in to be authenticated before, but I found a really cool room key from the hotel where the players stayed for the All Star Game in Seattle in 2001 (his rookie year) that I got signed by Pujols. Just struck me as something unique that I want to protect and have authenticated to boost its value should I ever think about selling. I was thinking PSA, but wanted some input before I send it off. Thanks!
Luke 
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