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Old 07-09-2013, 10:18 AM
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Did anyone else, including Mr. Untouchable Nash, reach out to Just Collect? I did, and they promptly pulled the piece.

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I will say, some of the stamps they used back then were remarkably well designed. I still see several antique dealers fooled by the John L. Sullivan stamp.

There was one used by Georges Carpentier in the late 1910's or so, that is brilliant. It might have fooled me if I hadn't had 5 others ones just like it staring at me from the same collection.
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Old 07-09-2013, 01:38 PM
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the problem is the company issuing the cert, not the end customer, he was just putting faith in the product he received with the coa even though now hopefully people will now know better and take a closer look at what the authentication company is certifying, and see if they really are the experts they claim to be.

did psa give a refund on this?
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