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PSA/DNA How does this work?

bigreddogbigreddog Posts: 1,156
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Hi All

I have many Autographed plaques and Items from over the years.

Exactly how does one go about having them authenticated through PSA/DNA?

All the items I have do have the original COA's.

Take these few items I have for instance. Would I have to remove the Photo and the Lithograph to submitt it to PSA/DNA?

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  • earlycalguyearlycalguy Posts: 1,247 ✭✭
    You'd need to remove the items from the frames. for shipping purposes going to/from it would also make more sense cost wise. the original COA's mean nothing to PSA/DNA.

    if you send them in and they pass think about where you want the psa/dna sticker. options are front/back or on the psa/dna letter. I normally place a post it note exactly where I want the psa/dna sticker.
  • unishipuniship Posts: 497 ✭✭
    psa/dna - image
  • brian26brian26 Posts: 826


    << <i>psa/dna - image >>



    Please explain. I'm not familiar with opinions regarding the service.
  • bigreddogbigreddog Posts: 1,156
    So the Photo is not "Slabbed"? Instead a sticker is applied to the item?
  • earlycalguyearlycalguy Posts: 1,247 ✭✭
    a sticker and a letter with a photo of the item.

    only cards, postcards, 3x5's....smaller items are slabbed. 8x10's get the letter.

    do a search on ebay for psa/dna and you can see the differences
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