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06-23-2013, 11:32 AM
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If it's primo sutff, it sells itslef, you just want to be sure you get it in a high traffic, high profile venue where people don't have to search and hunt forever to find it.
the high end photograph collectors will look at all the major auctions so as long as it gets in one of those, i think you are good. 
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