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Old 08-16-2009, 08:47 AM
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Default Autographs related question

These are two Paul Andrews autographs that I have purchased over the last year. I feel really good about the one with Dimaggio. However, the other one seems really different than what I have seen before. Both are supposedly confirmed by PSA. Is it common to have this kind of variation between autographs? I have no reason to believe that either is a fake. I would think that more time would be spent on faking Cobb or Ruth.

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Old 08-16-2009, 12:18 PM
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They were not signed by the same person. The signature on the partial team sheet is that of Paul "Ivy" Andrews.
The other is not. It's not a fake, though. It was signed by Paul Andrews.

Just not the right Paul Andrews.

This tells you more about PSA's "expertise" than it does about signature "variations."

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Old 08-16-2009, 12:48 PM
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The signed business card came out of a mastro auction lot (see link below). I didn't pay very much for the autograph (<$30 as I recall). But, now it would be nice to know who signed it. On the back of the business card, it has "NY Yankees" written on it (by hand using pencil).

I can easily see how a mistake could occur, but I would think that PSA would have noticed this error.



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I can easily see how a mistake could occur, but I would think that PSA would have noticed this error.
Why would you think that? Aside from their own horn-blowing, what evidence of their expertise is there?

The absurd errors they have made--and continue to make--are legion.
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Old 08-16-2009, 01:15 PM
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Default On second thought....

I may be too forgiving. 71 autographs shoudn't be that difficult to confirm authenticity.

Perhaps this is a "systematic" Matro/PSA issue. Maybe I should contact the FBI

This is the reason that I will always be shy in putting money into autographed items.
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This is the reason that I will always be shy in putting money into autographed items.
This is the reason you become your own expert.

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Why would you think that? Aside from their own horn-blowing, what evidence of their expertise is there?

The absurd errors they have made--and continue to make--are legion.

And the people said, AMEN!
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