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Dan I agree with what you are saying, but shouldn't JSA and PSA be more open minded?
I mean, it is possible someone out there finds an autograph and sends it to Morales and then later on realizes he is unworthy and his COA is worthless. I realize this would be a very rare situation but if someone is paying JSA and PSA good money they deserve an unbiased analysis of their item. Not sure if you saw the story about the judge that threw out the testimony of Morales in a lawsuit. I doubt the folks at JSA or PSA would have been able to do much better in proving to the judge, that they are qualified to render opinions on autographs. At least JSA and PSA try to do the right work, and do the right certification, but when it comes down to it, they may not have the credentials or scientific education of a real hand writting expert. |
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