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09-05-2003, 08:52 AM
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A little game for new collectors: Find the auction warning signs!
Posted By: brian p.
From this scan, the card appears genuine, but the auction certainly has so many icky qualities that one might consider wearing latex gloves when approaching it. Besides the grossly out of line $1000 price, and the fact that it has been stored in a protective case in a bank vault since WW1, and it being a private auction to protect the bidder's investment, my favorite line is "Bid with confidence, all sales final." 
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