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04-30-2013, 10:53 AM
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This is crazy.
Note to auction houses: DO NOT check provenance on items like this. What if the family told you it is a forgery? Then you would be forced to state in your description that the family says it's impossible that Ruth could have signed this, but sometimes family members have bad memories, so they could be wrong. Holy cow.
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Actually, we already know this piece is good and that the family members are either lying or have bad memories - the TPA's SAID it is good.
Good thing PSA isn't authenticating the family's line of descent. All they have to do is issue a certificate stating that the children actually have different parents, and that's that. Now I get the 'DNA' part. ...or is it 'Do Not Argue' ? 
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