PSA Dna Pop report on signed items.

handyman

Its not a big deal. But I kind of wish PSA/Dna kept or showed the Pop reports for authentic signed Balls/Photos/bats and all. They let us know that a big % are fake, but I would like to know how many are out there now. I know they do it for the encapsulated cards. But I was just wondering today how many Babe Ruth balls have been authenticated and realized that information isnt available.
I'm guessing there are to many unique items to make a pop report on and be useful.
And it would me more important for deceased players.
Do you think it will every happen? A pop report even for just authenticated items in general from the signer?
Or are signed cards the only thing we will know how many were signed?
Does JSA have any pop report information?

ejguru

I remember talking about this years ago (at least 3-4) with a former PSA employee. Supposedly it had been in the works, discussed, and just getting ready for rollout. Obvioulsy something like a popreport for single signed balls (especially hall of famers) would be great to have--for all of us. Still waiting....

PMKAY

<< <i>Its not a big deal. But I kind of wish PSA/Dna kept or showed the Pop reports for authentic signed Balls/Photos/bats and all. They let us know that a big % are fake, but I would like to know how many are out there now. I know they do it for the encapsulated cards. But I was just wondering today how many Babe Ruth balls have been authenticated and realized that information isnt available.
I'm guessing there are to many unique items to make a pop report on and be useful.
And it would me more important for deceased players.
Do you think it will every happen? A pop report even for just authenticated items in general from the signer?
Or are signed cards the only thing we will know how many were signed?
Does JSA have any pop report information? >>



For cards, do they not just do it for cards that have been graded as well as had the autograph on them authenticated?