Autograph Verification Report
Autograph Authentication – Dwight Eisenhower Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview The presented item is a typed letter dated October 22, 1962 on letterhead from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and signed “Dwight D. Eisenhower.” The layout and paper stock are consistent with mid-century executive correspondence. Upon high-resolution and magnified analysis of the ink and writing mechanics,…
Autograph Authentication – Don Mattingly Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This report presents a forensic evaluation of a Don Mattingly signed baseball card, featuring a Topps trading card encased in a semi-rigid plastic Card Saver I holder. The signature is in blue ink and appears over the image of Mattingly fielding a ground ball….
Autograph Authentication – Steve Carlton Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview The autograph attributed to Steve Carlton appears on a vintage-style Topps baseball card image embedded against the backdrop of the Cleveland Indians’ now-retired mascot sign. The signature is rendered in blue ink and is presented as hand-signed directly on the card’s surface. Upon…
Autograph Authentication – Mookie Wilson Confidence Grade: A Overview This report provides a forensic authentication analysis of a signature attributed to Mookie Wilson on a 1987 Donruss baseball card. Based on a detailed visual inspection simulating 10x magnification and considering line quality, ink dynamics, and substrate interaction, the autograph strongly indicates hand-executed signature characteristics rather…
Autograph Authentication – Peyton Manning Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This item appears to be a signed Tennessee Volunteers poster featuring Peyton Manning. The signature is presented in bold black ink and occupies a prominent placement on the image. With supporting correspondence from the University of Tennessee Football Office dated September 1996, the context…
Autograph Authentication – Walter Payton Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The image under investigation is a black-and-white, professionally framed photo depicting Walter Payton mid-air during a football game. The surface carries a bold, dark ink signature prominently across the central area above Payton. Upon initial visual review, the autograph appears organically applied with various…
Autograph Authentication – Peyton Manning Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This authentication concerns a signed photograph of Peyton Manning during his time at the University of Tennessee, accompanied by a formal response letter dated September 3, 1996 from a university official. The inscription is personalized to “Todd,” and reads “To Todd” followed by “Peyton…
Autograph Authentication – Frank Viola Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview The autograph appears on a Topps baseball trading card featuring Frank Viola in his Minnesota Twins uniform. Based on high-resolution analysis and magnified evaluation of ink, line variability, and stroke dynamics, the signature shows compelling evidence of being hand-signed rather than produced through…
Autograph Authentication – Peyton Manning Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This analysis pertains to a signed photograph of Peyton Manning during his collegiate career at the University of Tennessee. The photograph displays two major inscriptions both in black ink: a personalized message “To: Todd” followed by a signature, and a more prominent, larger autograph…
Autograph Authentication – Peyton Manning & Archie Manning Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview This item is a dual-signed Sports Illustrated magazine cover featuring autographs from Peyton Manning and Archie Manning. Both signatures appear to be hand-applied with different pens — consistent with in-person or private signing events rather than mechanical reproduction. Closeup examination…