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Originally Posted by jgmp123
.My concern is the person that is going to pay through the nose for an item that may or may not be real.
That is it.
I guess I shouldn't care that much, but as seen in other cases JSA/PSA/SGC sometimes they get it wrong.
My point to Huggins and Scott and the "They are an auction house and really owe nothing to the hobby" quote is referenced below:
8. You will pay us a commission of 15%-20% (higher dollar items may be negotiated lower)
of the successful bid price for each item or lot sold, depending on which auction your
memorabilia is sold in. You will also be responsible for any related expenses, such as grading
fees, autograph authentication, game used authentication, etc., unless otherwise agreed upon, in
writing.
You are an auction house (Business) and owe nothing to the hobby.
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Do you think, say, Richard sells autographs for less than he paid for them? He's a business, too, so, according to your (absurd) blanket statement neither Richard, nor Jim, nor... "owe anything to the hobby."