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John Wayne Gacy possessed mailday right there. That Harvin is a great piece, and that Cam is awesome! I also love the McGahee stuff.
That Dunn isn't a real autograph; it's just a gold foil facsimile. The set is called "Autographed Collection", but it doesn't mean all cards are autographed, much like how there is a Sage Autographed Edition set, where not all cards are autographed. One big way to tell it is not a real auto is that Score Board had on-card Certificates of Authenticities (bottom picture). I hope you didn't get duped when you bought it, because it should cost no more than a buck.
Here's another card from the Strongbox set, which again, is not an autographed. It's no different than how Topps and Fleer put facsimile signatures on their base cards (a Fleer in the middle with gold foil facsimile, Topps on right with black). Heck, you can even run your ringer over it and feel it's embossed into the card.
Awesome mailday, but the Dunn definitely is not an auto. It's the same type of thing that UD did with the MVP sets in the late 90s early 00s. Some cards were plain base, some were silver facsimile, and others were gold. You can see in the second pics you posted that it's below the surface of the card. A normal auto would just sit on top.
yea, didn't really pay attention if it was real or not.. i know i didn't pay a lot for it..
And as far as the Cam Newton Exquisite, i won that joker for $102!!!