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			In general, I wouldn't bid on a framed behind glass photographic print that hasn't been removed by the seller, unless the seller is known to be an expert on photos or is otherwise a reputable/seasoned seller of such items.  Beyond authenticity, there's the question of condition.
 For a $20,000 photo that can be removed, I don't see a legitimate reason for the seller not to inspect the back.  It's borderline insanity to me.  Would you sell a baseball card or jersey without looking at both sides?  "I am offering what appears to be a game used Brett Favre jersey, but I haven't looked at the back.  If it doesn't sell, I will turn it over and take a look."
 
				 Last edited by drcy; 03-05-2014 at 12:27 PM.
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