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05-30-2022, 04:26 PM
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I pretty much thought that LOAA meant "we the auction house think it will pass, but JSA hasn't looked at it yet and won't until the winner ponies up some cash."
As a near-Pulitzer level magazine once proclaimed itself, an auction LOA is "suitable for wrapping fish." 
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05-30-2022, 08:00 PM
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The listing says it has a JSA LOAA, so I presume that JSA gave it a "cursory" review as stated in this JSA LOAA from a recent purchase. Here is the language on the reverse of the JSA LOAA.
I still wonder what kind of cursory review did JSA give this item? But I get your point- neither a LOAA nor a full LOA can turn a bad item into a good item.
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