PSA/DNA Certification #84265124

It is the opinion of PSA/DNA Authentication Services that the signature(s) listed below is/are genuine. According to the Certification Database, this item is defined as follows:

Cert 84265124
Item Trading Card
Primary Subject JEFF HARDY
Result Authentic

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