Authenticity
As over 80% of the signed memorabilia on the market are fake, we pick our items very carefully.
We do not give any authenticity letters or certificates from our side.
We choose the items which have authenticity proofs (letters, certificates, and holograms) from the most reliable authentication associations around the world, and we always go on with a very long process to make sure that each signed item is 100% authentic.
The process might take weeks of communicating with the authentication associations, shipping them the items or a huge number of photos just to get the approval that the item is authentic.
Once you have your signed , you can write the serial number (on the Hologram, LOA or COA) to enter their databases and check the authenticity of your item yourself.
Types of authenticity proofs
LETTER OF AUTHENTICITY (LOA)
Maximize the value and interest of your signed collectible with the Letter of Authenticity (LOA). Highly sought after by collectors, dealers and hobbyists alike, The LOA is given to any item that passes a stringent authentication process.
The Letter of Authenticity (LOA) features an inset image of the item and has been signed by an autograph expert in the presence of a licensed notary public. The LOA also features additional customized data such as quantity of signatures, manufacturer, writing implement, as well as the type and/or model of the item. A certification label is placed on the item or letter (customer preference) with the corresponding number appearing on the LOA.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY (COA)
Basic certification / certificate of authenticity is popular among dealers and collectors. Basic certification employs the same valued authentication process as LOA. Basic certification is not witnessed by a notary and is not accompanied by an image or full, customized description like the Letter of Authenticity. The certificate of authenticity includes a registration card with a unique certification number that corresponds to the alphanumeric tamper evident label.
ALPHA-NUMERIC TAMPER EVIDENT LABEL (HOLOGRAM)
Each signed collectible should be associated with Unique alpha-numeric tamper evident label (hologram) which includes a unique serial number. The first thing you do is to check this serial number on the website to make sure it corresponds with the item you have. Remember: it’s impossible to scan a hologram label, so they truly are one of the most effective ways to protect collectibles from fraud. This means they cannot be scanned by a computer or reproduced by a photocopier, two of the main methods used by criminals to commit fraud. The optical properties of a hologram are a huge deterrent to criminals, who generally avoid products that require hologram authentication.
AUTHENTICATION SERVICES
