Anyone seen a hologram on a football like this???

Its on a Staubach signed football. I posted it in another forum but I thought I'd post here also.Maybe find out more and possibly a certicate replacement.If I cant find out anything then I guess its off to PSA it goes. Thanks,JR



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<< <i>Its on a Staubach signed football. I posted it in another forum but I thought I'd post here also.Maybe find out more and possibly a certicate replacement.If I cant find out anything then I guess its off to PSA it goes. Thanks,JR
Hi,
I have not seen one of those before but I do not collect sports as the overwhelming majority of material is forged - often with crushed paint pens which obscure all detail by bleeding into themselves. Maybe another sports collector can ID the sticker. However, the sticker, unless it leads to a cert with a photo of your exact ball, is absolutley meaningless - to me at least. Assuming it is a "genuine" hologram from a "service" it could have been removed and restuck to anything. I looked online and found a LOT of stuff signed by him (apparently) and all had similar oval stickers. I would focus on the only thing that matters when you resell (to a collector anyway) - the signature. Like in coins - the coin, not the holder
This online shop has a signed ball with a hologram not unlike yours. It is a shame to see crushed paint pens used though
Best,
billy