Topps Venezuelans

[bsuttonosu]

I have a 1977 Topps Venezuelan George Brett RB. Had it for years. Remember buying it from a guy selling pretty much all Venezuelan cards and paid a fair but not ridiculous price at the time. While I've collected Brett cards for years, I'm by no means an expert on Venezuelan Stickers and have always wondered about the authenticity. Two questions for the experts here:

1) Any thoughts on authenticity? I haven't heard much about fakes on these but not my area of expertise. It measures right and it's on appropriately thin paper stock.

2) If I wanted to get it graded (for authenticity only, obviously the condition isn't great), which company would be best to do that?

Appreciate any thoughts. Images below.

[Cliff Bowman]

Unlike the 1972 Venezuelan Topps Stickers which were heavily counterfeited, I have never heard of a 1977 Venezuelan Topps Sticker that was fake.

[swarmee]

PSA has already graded 18 of that card. With their player set registry, I'm not sure why you would pick any other company.

[hcv123]

as best as can tell from a scan. Was the person you bought it from John Rumierz (might have spelled the last name wrong)? Definitely PSA for grading (and WOW do I hate saying that).

[DBesse27]

Sweet Brett! My latest Venie addition is below. Didn't scan the back, but no paper loss.

[DBesse27]

Latest additions to my 68 set:

[TheNightmanCometh]

Always top notch gets! Thanks for sharing!