[toybulldog]

Why did they pass on certifying a Joe Choynski autograph on two separate ocassions last year for the same auction house, again citing a lack of exemplars, when they had previously certed a Joe Choynski that went to another auction at an earlier date? They must have HAD Choynski exemplars, but then lost them? I don't get it? Did the Choynski exemplars burn up they no longer had them?

http://sports.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7065&lotNo=82803

http://sports.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7065&lotNo=81202

but then oops, here is a choynski they previously certed. with the same no exemplars, I must assume?

http://catalog.scpauctions.com/lot-8717.aspx

Good catch, it seems your evidence based post shows PSA/DNA doesn't perform the service they claim they are performing here. Their statement from the PSA website is not accurate:


And their claim of an "autograph authentication process"?


So if there were no exemplars for the SCP Choynski how could there be an "autograph authentication process"? Where is the integrity in that?

Was this a gift authentication with absolutely no knowledge of the subject's autograph or handwriting?