PSA Opens Taz Skylar Sanji Autograph Signing

PSA is accepting eligible One Piece collectibles for a Taz Skylar autograph signing, with items required to reach PSA by November 23, 2026. Skylar plays Sanji in Netflix's live-action ONE PIECE. In its September 21 announcement, PSA says the actor will sign submitted items under its witnessed Autograph Series process before authentication and encapsulation. The received-by wording matters more than the day a parcel is mailed.

What PSA Says You Can Submit

PSA says it accepts trading cards for a Dual Service route that includes options for autograph and item authentication and grading. Its Blue Label route covers autograph authentication and grading only, with forms for trading cards, Funko POP! items and jumbo items. These are different services, not interchangeable names for the same finished holder. The correct choice depends on the item and what PSA will evaluate.

There are important exclusions. PSA says only items directly related to Taz Skylar's subject matter are eligible, subject to PSA's discretion. Already encapsulated and graded items cannot be submitted for this signing. PSA also instructs senders to keep only submissions for this signing in the parcel and write SANJI on the outside of the box. Read the official instructions and selected service form before shipping anything valuable.

November 23 Is a Delivery Deadline, Not a Guaranteed Slot

PSA requires items to be received by November 23. It says submissions are first-come, first-served and capacity-limited, with the possibility of closing before that date. A collector should not rely on a mailed-by-November-23 interpretation or assume that a spot remains open merely because the calendar has not reached the deadline.

The PSA article also notes additional fee adjustments for Dual Service cards whose maximum insured value exceeds $6,000. It does not establish a single flat price for every item in this article's prose, so readers should check the current service table and their own declared value in PSA's actual submission flow. Keep the return-shipping and insurance choices with the order record.

The Collectible and the Signature Are Different Claims

Skylar's performance as Sanji makes the signing interesting to One Piece fans, but the service announcement is not a market appraisal. A genuine actor signature does not make every underlying card rare, and a PSA publicity photo is not proof that a particular signed example is available in the marketplace. Our One Piece record guide covers verified sale types, while the OP-17 release report concerns a separate card-set event.

After a signed item returns, the graded-card verification guide gives collectors a method for matching the actual holder, card and certificate when a future listing claims PSA authentication. It does not replace PSA's own service terms or item-specific record.

Where to Go From Here

Decide whether you want an actor signature on an eligible item before committing to a submission. If you simply want a physical-card opening experience, the Polkastarter marketplace lists Lootbox contents, values and chances before opening and offers a free mystery pack at signup. This does not promise a Taz Skylar autograph or a One Piece card.

Facts checked September 23, 2026. Service capacity and terms may change. Nothing here is investment advice. Polkastarter is not affiliated with PSA, Netflix or One Piece.

Sources

• PSA, Taz Skylar Autograph Series announcement and eligibility, published September 21, 2026, accessed September 23, 2026
• PSA, Taz Skylar Blue Label submission form, accessed September 23, 2026
• PSA, autograph and card submission center, accessed September 23, 2026