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Originally Posted by G1911
Goldin’s original description specified that this batch with the McCormick stamp had been pieced together in recent times by a collector. It referred to this collection as a shining example of collectors coming together and aiding another’s quest. Of course, these things are completely and flatly false about this lot and the lies are to make it seem like it’s the McCormick collection we all know. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an auction house straight up lie so directly about something that doesn’t even really affect the price. Lying about grade and alterations makes sense, but this was just weird. If anything, leading people to believe the McCormick collector was selling lowers the value of the stamped cards by indicating their buyer wasn’t in the game anymore.
Then again, it probably isn’t the first time Goldin has found a new low to reach.
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That is odd. Maybe whoever wrote it up was familiar with Ed's collection and just assumed it was his, I dunno?