OT: Need advice, how long is too long...

[packs]

Was it an auction house or an individual? If its an auction house I would think they'd want to work with you so as to keep you from outing them. If it's a seller who does a lot of sales you might want to approach it the same way. They could either make things right or you could give the board a heads up and let people decide if they want to do business with them.

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Originally Posted by packs

Was it an auction house or an individual? If its an auction house I would think they'd want to work with you so as to keep you from outing them. If it's a seller who does a lot of sales you might want to approach it the same way. They could either make things right or you could give the board a heads up and let people decide if they want to do business with them.

An individual.

[sam majors]

In the late 1980's - early 90's Muhammad Ali signed 3 or 4 times at the Atlanta show. These were big shows back then. I saw him sign 2 posters with my own eyes. The posters never left my possession. Seven or eight years later when the authenticating craze hit, I had the posters authenticated. Both failed in their opinion! Recall something about in their opinion the slant and pressure wasn't right and something about matching their exemplars.
I'd get a different opinion. Sam Majors

[packs]

Not really the same situation though. He didn't see these items signed and its possible that they could be bad.

[Stampsfan]

Originally Posted by packs

...and its possible that they could be bad.

And it's possible they could be good, and the authenticator doesn't know sh*t from jam, or which one to spread on his toast.

[packs]

There are only possibilities when you're looking for an opinion.

[Bpm0014]

I saw Michael Jordan sign a jersey in front of my own eyes. Failed PSA. It happens....

[Jobu]

Gross - who puts jam on toast?

Originally Posted by Stampsfan

And it's possible they could be good, and the authenticator doesn't know sh*t from jam, or which one to spread on his toast.

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Originally Posted by sam majors

In the late 1980's - early 90's Muhammad Ali signed 3 or 4 times at the Atlanta show. These were big shows back then. I saw him sign 2 posters with my own eyes. The posters never left my possession. Seven or eight years later when the authenticating craze hit, I had the posters authenticated. Both failed in their opinion! Recall something about in their opinion the slant and pressure wasn't right and something about matching their exemplars.

I'd get a different opinion. Sam Majors

These couldn't be witnessed by the seller and I have gotten other opinions as well.