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09-01-2022, 08:54 AM
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OT: Contacting original collector
I recently bought a 1950s Mantle photo and on the back was a stamp of the collector. I bought it via Goldin Auction a few weeks ago which is not that far from their location. Part of the appeal to me was the stamp was someone localish to me.
For fun, I googled the name and it appears he is 89 and I think I found his phone number. Is it totally creepy to call him and let him know another local collector owns one of his items and appreciates it? I guess it is possible he could be ill or recently passed and that could open up a wound of a loved one.
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