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Old 08-10-2012, 06:23 AM
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As a new collector welcome, I've posted this before but there is a very simple formula to avoid these kinds of mistakes when it comes to autographs. As in any occupation there are people that are good at what they do , some are bad at what they do and some just don't give a damn.
So in "the information age" and especially with forums like this one, ASK questions !
There are plenty of GOOD autograph sellers to go around. So take a pen and a piece of paper and ask around for the names of ...oh Ten reputable autograph sellers, make 10 lists, then find the FIVE names that overlap the most from those lists and just deal with them, How tough is that ?????
Between the five names you end up with they will ALWAYS have more stuff to sell you than you have money to spend. Unless your last name happens to be Trump or Gates, then you can expand the list to maybe 10.
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Old 08-10-2012, 08:53 AM
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As a new collector welcome, I've posted this before but there is a very simple formula to avoid these kinds of mistakes when it comes to autographs. As in any occupation there are people that are good at what they do , some are bad at what they do and some just don't give a damn.
So in "the information age" and especially with forums like this one, ASK questions !
There are plenty of GOOD autograph sellers to go around. So take a pen and a piece of paper and ask around for the names of ...oh Ten reputable autograph sellers, make 10 lists, then find the FIVE names that overlap the most from those lists and just deal with them, How tough is that ?????
Between the five names you end up with they will ALWAYS have more stuff to sell you than you have money to spend. Unless your last name happens to be Trump or Gates, then you can expand the list to maybe 10.
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Great advice Mr. Stinson! It's greatly appreciated.
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Old 08-10-2012, 02:42 PM
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Very well said Jim!!
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Old 08-10-2012, 03:03 PM
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Its not rocket science ...the GOOD dealers have been around for 20 years or so for A REASON !!!!! its because they do a good job and know their stuff. It is when a collector armed with what my late father used to call "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing" that they get burned. And then say What happened ??? What happened is that you did not stay close to the "herd" you went off into the wilderness thinking that you KNEW it ALL. You got too cocky too quick. So share the blame.
Bogus dealers and legit authenticators have become RICH because of this. Some millionaires .............why ?
Let me put it real simple ...If one of the best mechanics in the world just overhauled your transmission on your car, THE BEST , A MASTER AUTO MACHANIC WITH 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE would you then pay $150.00 to some 25 year old kid that works under an oak tree in his yard to double check the other mechanics work ?????
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Old 08-10-2012, 03:27 PM
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Its not rocket science ...the GOOD dealers have been around for 20 years or so for A REASON !!!!! its because they do a good job and know their stuff. It is when a collector armed with what my late father used to call "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing" that they get burned. And then say What happened ??? What happened is that you did not stay close to the "herd" you went off into the wilderness thinking that you KNEW it ALL. You got too cocky too quick. So share the blame.
Bogus dealers and legit authenticators have become RICH because of this. Some millionaires .............why ?
Let me put it real simple ...If one of the best mechanics in the world just overhauled your transmission on your car, THE BEST , A MASTER AUTO MACHANIC WITH 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE would you then pay $150.00 to some 25 year old kid that works under an oak tree in his yard to double check the other mechanics work ?????
Point taken Jim. As my quote states I know that I know nothing. I've never taken the stance that I "KNEW IT ALL." Quite the opposite. I'm doing my best to locate "the herd." I completely "share the blame." The seller posted the fake which I purchased. As my quote further states, I'm learning. Again, as always, thanks for the advice.
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Old 08-10-2012, 03:24 PM
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As a new collector welcome, I've posted this before but there is a very simple formula to avoid these kinds of mistakes when it comes to autographs. As in any occupation there are people that are good at what they do , some are bad at what they do and some just don't give a damn.
So in "the information age" and especially with forums like this one, ASK questions !
There are plenty of GOOD autograph sellers to go around. So take a pen and a piece of paper and ask around for the names of ...oh Ten reputable autograph sellers, make 10 lists, then find the FIVE names that overlap the most from those lists and just deal with them, How tough is that ?????
Between the five names you end up with they will ALWAYS have more stuff to sell you than you have money to spend. Unless your last name happens to be Trump or Gates, then you can expand the list to maybe 10.
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Jim just says this because his name is pre-printed on all the lists!
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Old 08-10-2012, 03:26 PM
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What the HECK does that mean ????
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Old 08-10-2012, 03:32 PM
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Oh...OK Sorry I get it now...I'm slow (smile), yes my name will be on all the lists I agree , but thats not because I paid anyone to do it or had a multi-million dollar ad campaign to sell the "sizzle and not the steak" its because I busted my arse over half my life to do the right thing. Even when my plane was flying WAY CLOSE TO THE GROUND I never compromised , it IS what it IS and WAS what it was .....So like Rosenanne Rosa Anna Danna used to say.....NEVERMIND
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Oh...OK Sorry I get it now...I'm slow (smile), yes my name will be on all the lists I agree , but thats not because I paid anyone to do it or had a multi-million dollar ad campaign to sell the "sizzle and not the steak" its because I busted my arse over half my life to do the right thing. Even when my plane was flying WAY CLOSE TO THE GROUND I never compromised , it IS what it IS and WAS what it was .....So like Rosenanne Rosa Anna Danna used to say.....NEVERMIND
I notice that you haven't explicity denied that you have subversively pre-printed your name on these "lists".
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Yes I have with the help of "THE AMAZING KESKIN"
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The reason why Jim's name is pre-printed on the list is because it takes up spots 1-5. As a wise bar keep once replied..."Nuff Ced".
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