An autograph authenticator examines signatures on memorabilia, documents, photos, and collectibles to determine whether they are genuine. This includes comparing signatures to verified exemplars, studying pen pressure and flow, assessing stylistic consistency, and reviewing the physical characteristics of the item itself.

We authenticate a wide range of signatures, including celebrity and entertainment autographs, sports autographs, political or historical figure signatures, and signed memorabilia such as photos, books, posters, trading cards, and equipment. If you’re unsure whether your item qualifies, we’re happy to review it.

We authenticate a wide range of signatures, including celebrity and entertainment autographs, sports autographs, political or historical figure signatures, and signed memorabilia such as photos, books, posters, trading cards, and equipment. If you’re unsure whether your item qualifies, we’re happy to review it.

Yes. After completing an evaluation, we can provide a Certificate of Authenticity or a written professional opinion, depending on the service selected. This documentation helps protect the value of your item for resale, insurance, or personal collection purposes.

Authentication involves studying known signature variations, pen lifts, slant, rhythm, and natural writing flow. We also review ink characteristics, placement, and context, and compare the signature against common autopen, stamped, or forged examples.

Yes. Many collectors seek independent verification for autographs purchased through online marketplaces, estate sales, auctions, or private sellers. Even if an item already includes a Certificate of Authenticity, an additional professional opinion can offer peace of mind.

Same day on most orders. More complex items or submissions with multiple signatures may require additional time.

While no authenticator can guarantee absolute certainty, we rely on extensive experience, verified reference material, and established comparison methods to provide a fair, evidence-based professional opinion.

Yes. Part of the evaluation process includes identifying printed reproductions, stamped signatures, autopen signatures, and machine-generated facsimiles.

Authentication is $25 for most autographs. Pricing may vary for specialty items, multiple signatures, or expedited requests.

Yes. All items, images, and correspondence are handled with complete confidentiality and are never shared without authorization.