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10-02-2009, 11:23 AM
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My question to STAT is, when they appraise stuff, do they appraise it at the prices that their stuff would sell for, or the price it would sell for if another auction house handled it and if other authenticators gave it the thumbs up?
And so Stevens worked the retail portion of a museum and therefore he can help a guy who worked for a baseball card company authenticate Sitting Bull and Abraham Lincoln? Funniest article of the year so far and I don't think humor was the intent of this article. That's the sign of some fine journalism, lady. DanC 
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