Autograph Verification Report
Autograph Authentication – John Hiller Confidence Grade: A (Most Likely Authentic) Overview This analysis examines a blue-ink autograph of John Hiller on a 1966 Topps Rookie Stars baseball card (Tigers – Fritz Fisher / John Hiller). Based on careful forensic evaluation under simulated 10x magnification, we find substantial evidence supporting the signature’s authenticity. Notably, the…
Autograph Authentication – Unknown Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview A visual and forensic examination was conducted on the signature displayed on the baseball image provided. The item shows signs of aging, and the signature appears to be performed with a felt-tip marker in black ink. Based on pressure cues and letter construction, there…
Autograph Authentication – Jerry Lee Lewis Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The signature attributed to Jerry Lee Lewis shows several hallmarks of a freehand, hand-signed autograph based on pressure variation, natural pen lifts, and rhythm. The presence of an inscription (“To Koya”) and a salutation (“Sincerely Yours”) supports the likelihood that the signature was…
Autograph Authentication – John Wayne Confidence Grade: A Overview The analyzed item is an autographed index card with a picture of John Wayne, accompanied by a PSA/DNA authentication label (Cert #83541468). The signature shows signs of organic line variation, consistent pressure application, and no pixel-identical congruence with known autopen or printed reproductions. No signs of…
Autograph Authentication – John Wayne Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview The submitted autograph purports to be signed by American film icon John Wayne. Our forensic examination simulates a 10x magnification and evaluates this signature in terms of pen pressure, flow dynamics, substrate interaction, and reproduction patterns. The strokes demonstrate a strong indication of manual…
Autograph Authentication – Joe DiMaggio Confidence Grade: B Overview This report presents a comprehensive forensic analysis of a baseball purportedly signed by Joe DiMaggio, including the inscription “HOF 55.” Based on a detailed examination of pen pressure, ink flow, line variation, and substrate interaction at simulated 10x magnification, the signing mechanism appears to be freehand,…
Autograph Authentication – Michael Rennie Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This forensic analysis evaluates a signature attributed to Michael Rennie, presented on what appears to be an aged sheet of lightly toned paper or a card insert. The signature is accompanied by a handwritten inscription (“Best wishes”), likely in the same ink and handwriting…
Autograph Authentication – Michael Rennie Confidence Grade: B (Likely Authentic) Overview This analysis evaluated a presumed autograph of Michael Rennie, featuring a large signature and inscription (“Best to Ted”) in ink on what appears to be a vintage autograph album or matte cardstock paper. Initial impression suggests the signature is freehand and exhibits natural velocity…
Autograph Authentication – Harrison Ford Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview This image displays a silver-colored signature on an illustrated substrate, cropped from a poster-style medium. The signature is assessed under high magnification and evaluated for mechanical reproduction traits, ink/substrate behavior, and handwriting dynamics. While initially appearing spontaneous due to variability in stroke shape,…
Autograph Authentication – Al Pacino Confidence Grade: C (Likely NOT Authentic) Overview The signature under review appears on a high-quality color photograph of Al Pacino in character as Tony Montana from Scarface. The signature is executed in bold red ink across the lower-right portion of the image. At first glance, it has a visually compelling…