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Anime & Pop Culture

Autograph authentication for anime & pop culture collectibles

Signed Funko Pops, manga, cels, posters, figures and voice-actor autographs — MAS authenticates anime and pop-culture collectibles with the same witnessed-first standard collectors rely on.

What we authenticate

Signed anime & pop culture we certify

Signed Funko Pops
Autographed manga & art books
Signed posters & prints
Voice-actor & creator autographs
Signed figures & statues
Convention-signed collectibles
Buyer protection

How to spot a fake anime & pop culture autograph

Know the signer's usual placement

Many artists and voice actors sign in consistent spots — on the box window, a specific panel, or the base.

Boxes and windows matter

For Funko Pops, where and how the signature sits on the box affects both authenticity and value.

Convention signings are ideal

Items signed at observed events carry the strongest authentication — this is where witnessed certification shines.

Always confirm the certificate

Use the issuer's public COA lookup to verify before money changes hands.

Questions about anime & pop culture

How do I get my anime & pop culture authenticated by MAS?

Submit online at mascertified.com/submit and mail your anime & pop culture in, request an Instant Verification from photos, or have items authenticated live when MAS attends a convention or signing.

Does MAS certification add value to signed anime & pop culture?

Verifiable certification gives buyers confidence, and MAS-certified items are actively bought and sold and widely recognized by collectors and dealers — which supports strong, consistent resale value.

What is witnessed authentication for anime & pop culture?

Witnessed authentication means an MAS authenticator was physically present when the item was signed — the strongest standard in the hobby, with no opinion or guesswork.