PSA authenticates professional model baseball gloves, providing much-needed experience and knowledge to game used glove collectors. As with other collectible types, determining a glove’s authenticity is paramount to satisfying the needs of both buyers and sellers.
By analyzing crucial details, such as the labeling that appears on the glove, the ordering and shipping records, the material, and labeling period, PSA’s authenticators will determine whether your glove was made for and ordered by MLB players throughout history.
Learn more about how to submit your gloves for authentication and further details on PSA’s process.
Submission Price
Determine the price of your glove submission.
Shipping Charges
Determine your return shipping charges.
Packaging Guidelines
Review and follow these packaging guidelines.
Our authenticators have a diverse knowledge base that is complemented by proprietary methods and technology to form the following four-step authentication process.
Step 1
Examination
PSA authenticators examine the glove to confirm authenticity and determine the labeling and the labeling time period.
Step 2
Anti-Counterfeiting
Once the glove is deemed genuine, the leather is marked with invisible ink which contains a synthetic DNA sequence specific to PSA.
Step 3
Certification
A detailed Letter of Authenticity (LOA) is issued to all genuine gloves and includes a unique serial number for verification purposes.
Step 4
Documentation
All authenticated memorabilia is available online for verification. The Certification Verification page will populate the following information: (1) Item Name (2) Primary Subject (3) Make (4) Use Attributes (5) Material (6) Item Era (7) Model (8) Result/Grade.