[semperbm1463]

Hey all,

I recently re-subscribed to the price guide and have been looking up a bunch of my cards. Last Christmas, I received a Damian Lillard autograph from his rookie year. The card is from 2012-13 Panini Prizm and looks just like the base rookie card but is autographed and in a PSA/DNA slab authenticating the autograph (ungraded). I can't seem to find the card anywhere in the price guide and am wondering if it's an exchange card since it's slabbed and certified even though you can clearly see the shadowed box where the signature is indicating Panini had Damian sign the cards.

Here's what it looks like:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2012-Panini-Priz...Sw-0xYWtjk

[djohn]

That is actually an aftermarket sticker autograph. It wasn't pack inserted, and the easiest way to tell is that nowhere on the card does it mention the authenticity of the autograph. This could've been done by Leaf as I believe they had Lillard sign a bunch of stickers and then used them on all sorts of products. Or it could've been done by any other company. If you look at the autograph carefully, is there a hologram or logo on the sticker, as that might help identify who put the sticker on the card.

[odditycards]

All that PSA/DNA did was authenticate the Auto. So the Auto on the sticker is legit. The "card" is legit. But the Auto with the Card is not.

i.e. Sticker slapped on a base card by someone else

[rjcj2017]

All that PSA/DNA did was authenticate the Auto. So the Auto on the sticker is legit. The "card" is legit. But the Auto with the Card is not.

i.e. Sticker slapped on a base card by someone else

They did these with Kevin Durant Topps Chrome RCs as well, when he was an exclusive with Upper Deck.

Personally, I'd stay away from them, but that's just me.