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11-12-2006, 04:41 PM
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Sports Collectors Digest
Posted By: davidcycleback
The job of an authenicator is not to say authentic or cross out as fake anything and everything that is put underneath his nose-- but to pick out the things deemed authentic and write an LOA, attach a hologram or whatever they do. No one knows everything, so worry about the 'expert' who claims he does. If an autograph expert says he's doesn't know so won't give an LOA, that's a good sign. Worry about the authenticator who never says he doesn't know or who provides an LOA when in doubt. 
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