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07-20-2011, 07:49 AM
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I don't believe there are many forged Cobb checks, however, you need to be wary of photocopies in framed displays. I have heard of people being duped by this as it is very difficult to tell it's a copy when under glass.
Also, be aware that some were filled out in someone elses hand (but signed by Cobb). There is definately a price gap between all in Cobb's hand vs just the signature. From what I have seen, the checks filled out by his wife are pretty obvious. Also, the green ink does drive a premium over black or blue.
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