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PSA/DNA results

austinchauaustinchau Posts: 360
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Hi,

I wondering if anyone here can clarify the differences between the following PSA/DNA indicators -

"questionable"
"not likely authentic"
"unable to determine authenticity"

So I am guessing "not likely authentic" is basically PSA/DNA saying it's probably not real

What about "questionable"? Does that mean that they are not sure and to be on the safe side they rather not holder? I appreciate if PSA/DNA can comment on this. Thanks

Austin
"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain" - Apostle Paul - Philippians 1:21

Comments

  • VitoCo1972VitoCo1972 Posts: 6,135 ✭✭✭
    Has questionable replaced "unable to render opinion"?

    Do they now charge you even if they can't give you an opinion? They used to refund your money
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  • austinchauaustinchau Posts: 360
    No refund.

    It's a little comforting if I know that they simply just don't know rather than condemning a legitimately authentic auto.
    "For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain" - Apostle Paul - Philippians 1:21
  • gamehuntergamehunter Posts: 181
    "It's a little comforting if I know that they simply just don't know rather than condemning a legitimately authentic auto."

    They seem to be used almost interchangeably. No authentication service can come right out and condemn an autograph because there could be legal ramifications for a mistake. And mistakes are made all the time. It is easier to fail one than to take a chance on passing something that might not be good.
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