NEW! You can now get our Quick Opinion autograph service via your mobile smart phone. Just download the app from via the link on the right. Once you have loaded the app, you will find a link on the main page to our special 'mobi' site, which then allows you to both pay and text us the details of any signed item on eBay. We will then get back to you just as soon as we can. So now you can contact us and get an opinion even when you or us are out! 

If you have any concerns about buying an autographed or signed item on eBay or elsewhere, then our quick opinion service may help to put your mind at rest about buying, or perhaps you have already purchased an item, or require a valuation or authentication on an item that you have bought elsewhere or been left in a will?  

Our 18 plus years of full time dealing and authentication work with other dealers, Trading Standards and the Police, give us an unrivaled edge when it comes to giving an opinion on any autograph. We don't just 'claim' to be experts in the field, we officially are 'experts' having had our expert witness testimony successfully used in court against forgers, and have the experience to not just be able to determine the good from the bad, but also to be able to give you guidance to help you try and obtain a refund.

There are many similar sites on the web, all claiming to have expert knowledge and years of experience, but how do you know if what they say is true? 

•   Do they have FULL verifiable contact details on their sites? 
•   Do they tell you exactly who they are?  
•   Do they give you examples of their experience? 
•    Can you trust them?
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We can offer you expert guidance, authentication and valuation on any signed item you may have purchased elsewhere or may be considering as a purchase. We can also offer appraisal of you own collection for disposal or probate etc.

And in case you are wondering, the Muhammad Ali signed item shown here is not authentic, its actually an Autopen signature often offered by some as genuine. It may look real, and the photo has certainly been signed with real ink and a pen, but it was not signed by Muhammad Ali, So beware!