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PSA/DNA Certification of Topps Certified Autos

jlvette50jlvette50 Posts: 328 ✭✭✭
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This may have been discussed before as I vaguely remember a similar post, but I could not find it currently.
Anyway, is it peculiar for a card to have a PSA/DNA designation for a card that was a Topps certified Autograph card?
I picked this one up recently for my Longoria collection and noticed it. I'm not mad at it, just curious as I don't think I have any others like that in my collection.

Thanks,
Jeff

Longoria Collector. Love the Longo!https://psacard.com/psasetregistry/baseball/player-sets/evan-longoria-master-set/alltimeset/90851 600+ PSA Graded 4,700+ unique Longoria cards scanned on TCDB 800+ different Longo autograph cards Jeff

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  • soxaddictsoxaddict Posts: 256 ✭✭✭

    It’s there because the autographs were graded. Had the autographs not been graded, it would have just been a straight 10 without the PSA DNA Cert.

  • jlvette50jlvette50 Posts: 328 ✭✭✭

    Ahhhh. Got it. Thanks for the explanation.

    Longoria Collector. Love the Longo!https://psacard.com/psasetregistry/baseball/player-sets/evan-longoria-master-set/alltimeset/90851 600+ PSA Graded 4,700+ unique Longoria cards scanned on TCDB 800+ different Longo autograph cards Jeff

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