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A lot of people still do think that. they think 100 % legit if it has abc or xyz but the word is slowly getting out.
The well told tales like they only make 1 mistake out of 1000, or that if it has abc or xyz it is as good as gold and you can take it to the bank without any authenticity concerns really does a disservice to the collecting public. Misinformation like these can travel halfway around the world, while the truth is still putting its shoes on. I used to believe it, but then went looking for the truth, found it, and it was beyond my wildest dreams of what and how i thought a third party authentication firm could and should operate. totally shocking. knowledge is power. |
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