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Originally Posted by Runscott
Yes, this is common and understandable. I'll add some clarification, since I hadn't thought about large lots or pre-certs when I posed the question: I'm really thinking about single items like baseballs (individual or multi-signed) and single-signed times - items where there is no question that the authenticator would have had to have certified all signatures and noted any fakes.
I am strongly considering throwing away all of my JSA and PSA certificates - it would be hypocritical to keep them and none of my buyers have ever requested them.
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ALWAYS keep the bill of sale, As a long time buyer of vintage autographs I never ask to see a "letter of opinion". But will often ask to see a bill of sale. Not to see what the item sold for but to track provenance. Even in cases where the seller is long ago deceased. A bill of sale from a reputable dealer is a solid resource.
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