Certificate of authenticity - COA

[YORCHH]

Dear mates,

Anyone knows a company who would be able to do a Certificate of authenticity of signatures?

Thanks in advance

[Brian R]

Forst at info@germanautographs.de

[jmcm]

Not worth the paper it will be printed on!

[Brian R]

Not worth the paper it will be printed on!

Really? I dealt with him just once. He confirmed that some questionable items were indeed fakes. You've seen bad service and authentications?

[james m]

You may want to contact Bill Panagopulos At Alexander Historical Auction as they specialize in paper items and signatures. www.historyauctioneer.com
Jim

[jmcm]

I have never dealt with him, I think all COA's are just someones opinion and can be questioned by anyone.

[Jeremy]

I think Ralf Forst has strong and extensive knowledge in Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine.

Bill and his staff are more familiar with 3rd Reich personalities IMO - not so good with some of the things Ralf covers.

Depends what you need authenticating. I also doubt the usefulness of a CoA, in any case.

[YORCHH]

I have never dealt with him, I think all COA's are just someones opinion and can be questioned by anyone.

Thats true, but always when you want to sell it it helps having a second opinion.
And for who is not a profesional trust more the paper than your own opinion

[YORCHH]

You may want to contact Bill Panagopulos At Alexander Historical Auction as they specialize in paper items and signatures. www.historyauctioneer.com
Jim

I bought them a Rudolf Hess signature. Their were very kind and helpful.
Good experience

[Tom B]

Not worth the paper it will be printed on!

YES, I AGREE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tom