What happens when JSA changes their mind???

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by Leon

Hey Adam,
My opinion is the signature is good too. You can send me 80 bucks please . With all of these conversations it's interesting that there are so many dollars flying into the autograph arena. It almost seems like it's gambling. And I thought the grading of cards was bad....

Uh, oh,, Leon is authenticating autographs now .

[Leon]

Heck, it's yes or no, so I should be able to hit 50% correct. From what I read on this board it might be as good as some who are charging for their opinions. I always say if I ever get into collecting autos it will be on legal docs or maybe checks (which still need to be vetted of course). Thank you for your participation on the board, Richard. I am sure you have helped far more collectors than you know. Great discussions.

Originally Posted by RichardSimon

Uh, oh,, Leon is authenticating autographs now .

[whiteymet]

Hi All:

I am the OP. As stated the Robinson HOF PC is owned by an attorney friend.

Richard, and others here who are in the know about autographs, should he submit it to PSA for authentication?

Richard and his J. Robinson collector and others here feel the signature is legit. After reading other posts here where JSA turned an item down where PSA said it was good and vice versa it seems like a way to go.

What say you all?

Thanks,

Fred