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09-13-2012, 12:09 PM
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It's fine. There is little financial incentive to forge Averill autographs, but I guess this set might be an exception.
Averill was one of the greatest TTM signers ever. Not only would he sign all the stuff you sent him, he'd usually send along a signed postcard photo of his own as well. And, if you were lucky you'd get another one in the return address. 
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