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03-01-2008, 08:43 PM
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Perserverance paid off!
Posted By: Andrew S.
It's kind of difficult to make out the signature on your T206, even with the enhancement. There do appear to be some similarities in the signatures. But why would PSA try to authenticate the signature when there is a different player depicted on the front of your T206? And PSA might not have any examples to compare your signature to, except for the autograph that Shigley obtained? 
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