Signature Authentication

[juiceweezl]

only if he sells it for a profit, not if he has it appraised

F that. If I pay capital gains taxes on investments, NayGnat should pay them too. He wants the government teat to reach everyone so pay up.

[Snatch Napkin]

F that. If I pay capital gains taxes on investments, NayGnat should pay them too. He wants the government teat to reach everyone so pay up.

It doesn't work that way. He hasn't invested anything. He won't have capital gains until he gains the capital from selling it.

[bjtheman1]

PSA, GAI, or Tristar are some of the most popular

[naynay]

thanks ya'll with real replies, i will check it out. and if this thing is worth $50k i will be leaving you guys and joining dfwporsches.net instead

[slow99]

F that. If I pay capital gains taxes on investments, NayGnat should pay them too. He wants the government teat to reach everyone so pay up.

Not a taxable capital gain until you liquidate it, Benjamin Graham.

[Trip McNeely]

[Pro88LX]

lol^^

[Vertnut]

thanks ya'll with real replies, i will check it out. and if this thing is worth $50k i will be leaving you guys and joining dfwporsches.net instead

I'd figure $800-$1000 if authenticated.

[Baron Von Crowder]

how do you know it was his glove, and not a glove someone had him sign?

[Trip McNeely]

No glove, no love.

[Vertnut]

how do you know it was his glove, and not a glove someone had him sign?

Believe it or not, they can do DNA verification. It's more expensive, but I see more and more of it when it comes to high dollar, game/player used items. Considering Tiger's DNA is all over the country, I doubt it would be much of a challenge. ;-)

[naynay]

how do you know it was his glove, and not a glove someone had him sign?

i was at the tournament watching him on the practice putting greens. when he was done we were running over to have him sign "18th hole pin flags" that we got from the pro-shop and our ticket stubs, when i was like, "oh snap look at this glove!" i ripped it off the fence and we got over to him. I handed all three to him to sign, and he said "Dad! this is my glove!"(he was with his dad), and his dad said "just sign the damn thing". This is when he was 19 and just before he got his first endorsement deal. It is a titlist glove. It is legit, i am the one who found it and had him sign it, not something i bought. I only want it authenticated because i know my story is only verifiable through me and my friend who was there with me. I also have the pin flag signed by him, and other people like vijay singh, ernie ells, jasper parnevik, davis love III, and even greg norman, among many others.

i'd think it could go for $5,000 plus when the time is right. I dont know if that will be when he retires, when he dies, if he starts fucking prostitutes again or what though.

[Trip McNeely]

I have tried looking for the same thing awhile back and there doesn't seem to be very many people who certify things "after the fact." Usually its done while they are signing.

[naynay]

http://golf.about.com/library/weekly/bl1996usopen.htm

[juiceweezl]

Not a taxable capital gain until you liquidate it, Benjamin Graham.

I know. I was trololololing the way NayGnat does to others. We can rest assured that he'll pay the tax when he sells it...