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12-23-2009, 03:10 PM
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Truman
Richard, Thanks to you and all the other comments that were made about the Truman autograph. I see no evidence of a pen groove but it looks to me like a ink pen sig. that would not push through the thick paper. I don`t know it is hard to tell but it looks like a real sig. to me! Anyway what would it be worth if it were just an auto pen? Thanks again for your help! Marc (Also if you think that it way be a ture sig. I would be glad to send it to you to take a look at. LMK)
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