This card features an authentic historical relic fragment purportedly from a handwritten letter or document associated with John Adams, 2nd President of the United States (1797–1801) and Founding Father. The relic is housed in a "Pieces of the Past" display card with an inset document segment that appears to show script from the 18th or early 19th century. The visible portion includes the text:

“... 27”

“eunos,” (potentially "journos" or “journals”?)

No full signature or date is shown, and the excerpt appears to be mid-sentence.

Analysis:

Handwriting Authenticity: The script is visually consistent with 18th-century cursive styles typical of John Adams-era documents. The ink color, slant, and formation of characters are all appropriate to the time. However, without a larger view or provenance, we cannot definitively match the fragment to Adams himself.

Value-Add Factors:

Adams’s actual signature or more substantial document content would drastically increase value.

The snippet lacks unique identifiers (like letterhead, full name, or historic phrase).

Manufacturer: Pieces of the Past brand has produced both authentic and manufactured relic cards. The company has improved its sourcing, but third-party verification (e.g., PSA/DNA, JSA, or Beckett LOA) would solidify this as investment-grade.