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01-13-2008, 09:00 AM
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Will provenance become more important?
Posted By: leon
According to Rob L there was a group of 6 of these found in a book by his consignor. Since there is no way in the world that (6) D304 Martens backed cards, in pristine condition, could be altered to get that way, I feel very comfortable that they are quite original. It wasn't any kind of large group, or hobby icon that had them, so nothing was noted on the flips. I agree that only rare, special circumstances, should get noted on flips. This really wasn't one of those, imo. regards 
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