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Originally Posted by terjung
The problem is that they weren't legit. If I read the archives correctly, they fooled a very knowledgable veteran collector here. Apparently, they were the reprints that were cut out, had a backing applied to them, and had been soaked in coffee. I'll post the link if I can find it again.
Anyway, it is this kind of thing that I'm trying to avoid.
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whoa! That's one heck-of-a reprint job! And smart to do two commons along with Sisler...
Well, at least my comment about not trusting AH's that are selling on liveauctioneers.com is still valid! My argument just got stronger!
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