I average one 'Is my Wagner real?' email a month through T206.org, and so far, as you would expect, they have all been reprints. Normally I let the person know that their card isn't real, and never hear from them again.
Well today, this guy decided to write back...
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why do you say this it doesn't say reprint anywhere I know its been in my family since 1930 ive done every test out there. they all pass ive looked under magnifying glass at
a authenticated t 206 card the dots are identical ive done the black light it doesn't come through the paper.is it because its burnt and in bad shape you card people don't want it on the market, i sent it to global they told me they cant for a 100%say its fake but they cant tell me its real either and i should send it somewhere's else.. the t206 museum said i glued a real back to a fake front. i think you people are on glue..im 97% sure its real ive even taken to a local book binder she said the print is early lithograph i guess they call it 1/2 tone she said.. absolutely early 1900's.. so were does one go from here...please tell me.
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