Baker Evaluations

On February 11, 2019, I paid Jeff Baker for eleven Certificates of Authenticity for some arrowheads that my father and two brothers found on a farm in middle Tennessee. There was no doubt in my mind they were authentic. I just didn’t know what they were. I planned on listing them on eBay and thought that a Certificate of Authenticity would make them sell faster. Boy, was I wrong! I received emails from arrowhead collectors informing me that a Baker Certificate of Authenticity was worthless. One comment I received was “a Jeff Baker authentication is the least respected papers possibly on earth. He was a collector with respect who decided to cash in on unsuspecting collectors.” I have four of the eleven points still listed on eBay. They were listed May 7, 2020; 499 days ago. I looked into why the points have not sold and noticed that one of them had an error on the Baker Certificates of Authenticity. No wonder it didn’t sell! I contacted Jeff about the mistake. He offered to replace the Certificate of Authenticity at no charge. I didn’t hear from him for a few days and followed up. No response. I followed up again and was told to send him a picture of the point which I did on August 25, 2021 and no response. I tried calling him but he didn’t answer and doesn’t have voicemail. I would not recommend Jeff Baker’s services. His work is not accurate. His service is horrible. Don’t waste your money on his services.