Need some opinions on a Roger Clemens auto

[Scott Garner]

Likely real. FWIW, this signature looks very similar to others that I personally got of Clemens in the past.

I hope this helps!

[kneerat]

It definitely has a shot...

[Woundedduck]

submitted it to PSA without the holder, but with the sticker still on the back and they rejected it. I'm trying to decide if I should carefully peel the sticker and resubmit it.

[baseball tourist]

With room (larger surface on which to sign) Roger's sig is usually quite nice. This is cramped but the looping "R" and "C" looks right when compared to the Rocket's I have had.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Woundedduck

submitted it to PSA without the holder, but with the sticker still on the back and they rejected it. I'm trying to decide if I should carefully peel the sticker and resubmit it.

Triststar has had Clemens as a signer several times in the past. It has a Tristar sticker. Why go through all of the PSA BS over a signed Roger Clemens card. It seems like overkill, eh?

[gnaz01]

The sig is fine.

[Woundedduck]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Triststar has had Clemens as a signer several times in the past. It has a Tristar sticker. Why go through all of the PSA BS over a signed Roger Clemens card. It seems like overkill, eh?

Probably true, but I was submitting a few other things at the time so I threw it in. I thought it would be nice to have it encapsulated. That and other people tend to respect PSAs authentication more than others. It is a PC item that I'm not plannning on moving so it really doesn't matter much, but you never know, that could change. If I had to sell it, it would do better if authenticated and encapsulated by PSA.

[drc]

I agree. The Tri Star hologram makes it so encapsulating isn't required unless you have a fetish for it. They're a well known in person autograph company. It's like having a Steiner or UDA hologram.

But PSA knows who is Tri Star and I'm near certain they'd encapsulate it for you.

[drc]

I add that if you go to resell it-- sports autographs collectors will be familiar with the name Tri Star.

[Woundedduck]

Originally Posted by drc

I agree. The Tri Star hologram makes it so encapsulating isn't required unless you have a fetish for it. They're a well known in person autograph company. It's like having a Steiner or UDA hologram.

But PSA knows who is Tri Star and I'm near certain they'd encapsulate it for you.

I thought the same, but unfortunately in this case, they chose to reject it. I appreciate all the opinions though. I think I'll leave it as is then with the tristar authentication.