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What
Is Quick Judgment?
It's a service provided by the Academy of Manuscript and Autograph, LLC that enables you to get the opinion from
our forensic document examiners as to the genuineness of an
item being offered for sale on the Internet. A Quick Judgment is
based only on a side by side
evaluation and
consistency of the writing with the exemplars in the authentic
collection of the Academy of Manuscript and Autograph library.
How Does It Work?
Complete all detail information
required on the Quick Judgment submission form, and make a fast and easy payment of
$7.00 for each autograph, multiple autographs on one item is $10.00
up to 2 autographs any additional autographs is $3.00 per autograph
and manuscripts are $13.00. This fee will be deducted from the authentication fee if the
autograph is submitted for authentication within seven days of the
Quick Judgment. You will receive a number with every Quick Judgment
response, this number must be entered with every autograph submitted
for authentication to received the credit.
The Form will be forwarded directly to our highly qualified
experts for an online examination.
How Long Does It Take?
In 24 to 48 hours, you will receive an
e-mail with the opinion on whether we feel the item is likely to
be genuine, or not likely to be genuine. Please be
advised that with most Internet auctions lasting 5 days, we
encourage you to promptly submit your requests.
Quick Judgment Submission Form
What Do You Get?
You will get a qualified opinion based
on an expert's examination of the scan.
- Likely
to be genuine: Our authenticators believe that the
item, if physically submitted to A.M.A.A for examination, would
likely receive a our certificate of authenticity.
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Not likely to be genuine: Our
authenticators believe that the item, if physically submitted
to A.M.A.A for examination, would likely not receive a our
certificate of authenticity.
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Unable to render an opinion:
If our authenticators are unable to render an
opinion, we will provide a refund to your account. With a detailed
explanation of why we were unable to render an opinion.

An authentic Lincoln signature written without
hesitation and spontaneous. |

A Fake Lincoln signature, note the hesitating "A", the
"c" has been gone over twice, the "o" is crude, and the
forger picked their pen up and started again on the "l".
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This piece
recently sold at a well known auction house for $50,000.
The auction house was informed before hand it was fake
but sold it to a trusting collector anyway.
Always
hire an independent authenticator before you purchase at
an auction. by
Chicago Appraisers Association |
It is important to understand that the
Quick Judgment program is
just that.
This is not a full
authentication, and more examination of the handwriting will
be needed. You should be fully aware that this opinion is NOT
100%
GUARANTEED, and that errors are possible.
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