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01-19-2012, 09:29 AM
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I voted for about the same. As someone who has bought several autographed card lots from auction houses, It appears to me that the TPA's have gotten very lazy or worse.
I have seen some things pass that there could have been no way that actually looked at the items. I would be interested in knowing the actual process of what happens when these authenticators look at these things for auction houses. I know we have a member who works for an auction house, maybe he will chime in. 
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