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PSA Grading Standards
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PSA Financial Guarantee of Grade & Authenticity
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Security: A Buyer’s Guide
Verification of certification numbers does not eliminate the risk of buying counterfeit collectibles.
Though uncommon, forgers may counterfeit PSA & PSA/DNA documents using certification numbers derived from public sources.
As a general rule, PSA encourages the purchase of PSA & PSA/DNA certified items from these dealers.
Note: Verification of certification numbers on the PSA Certification database does not eliminate risk. Though uncommon, criminals do attempt to counterfeit PSA grading inserts using actual certification numbers derived from public sources. As a general rule, PSA encourages the purchase of PSA verified collectibles from trustworthy sources. Marketplaces such as Craigslist, Mercari and Offer Up are not recommended.
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