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08-28-2002, 12:45 PM
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Slabbed and altered vintage cards
Posted By: David
For those interested, I teach two once a year authentication short-courses (one for photographs and one on prints (including baseball cards)) on the University of Washinton-Seattle campus. It is open to the general public, and assumes that one has no background experience in the area, other than having a gereral interest in the area (collector, appraiser, artist, other). There is no homework and you are welcome to bring as many (within reason a no Yankees) trading cards to class as you want. 
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