Diaz Authentication Services: integrity, trust and delivery in memorabilia authentication

Signed jerseys, a basketball and a football, with the words integrity, trust, delivery, and the line professional authentication you can count on.

Integrity

Honest, unbiased authentication you can rely on.

Trust

Building confidence through transparency and consistency.

Delivery

Providing reliable service from submission to certification.

QR code for the sample record DASDJQ0J0

DASDJQ0J0

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This is a real record in the registry. Scan the code or type the serial and you’ll see the item, who signed it, the video of the signing, and the date and time the record was sealed. No account, no sign-up.

On your own sticker, the serial is printed beneath the QR.

How it works

Sticker application

A unique tamper-evident sticker is applied to the item.

Media capture

Video or photographs are taken of the signed item.

Item data is recorded

Item information is entered and securely recorded before publication.

Online verification

Scan the QR code or enter the serial number to verify authenticity.

Detail of signed memorabilia photographed on a signing table.
A DAS sticker: a QR code with the serial number printed beneath it.

What the sticker represents

  • Unique item code

    Each sticker features a unique serial code assigned to a single item, ensuring no two stickers share the same code.

  • Tamper-evident design

    The sticker is designed to show visible signs of tampering when removed and cannot be transferred intact to another item.

  • Authenticity

    Each sticker is uniquely linked to its authenticated item, allowing its authenticity to be verified through the registered code.

Hosting a signing?

We work alongside you throughout the signing. Each item that is authenticated is securely sealed as it is signed, creating a verifiable record for collectors.

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Questions collectors ask

What if the sticker is damaged or peeling?

Type the serial instead. The serial printed beneath the QR is the fallback, and it reaches the same record. If the sticker is damaged badly enough that you can't read either, tell us the item and we'll look it up from our side. A damaged sticker doesn't erase a record.

Can someone copy the code onto a fake?

They can copy the printed code. They can't copy the record. A copied code resolves to the real record, showing the real item and the real video of it being signed. If the screen shows a jersey and you're holding a ball, you have your answer. The film is what a copy can't reproduce.

What happens if I sell the item?

Nothing needs to happen. The record belongs to the item, not to you, so it transfers with the item. Your buyer scans the same sticker and reads the same record, without contacting us.

Will this still work in twenty years?

That's the design goal, so here's what we can and can't promise. Codes are generated once and never reissued, records are write-once and can't be edited after sealing, corrections are published alongside the original with their reason and date, and the media sits in storage with off-site backups. What no one can guarantee twenty years out is a company, so the record format is plain and exportable: you can hold a copy of your own record, and the evidence stands on its own.

Something look wrong on a record? Open it and use the report link at the bottom of the page. It reaches the operator who sealed it.

Every item leaves with proof

Integrity, trust, delivery. The record can’t be edited after sealing, anyone can check it without an account, and it’s live before you leave the table.