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			Me too!! Now if I'm looking for an item and I see the sticker on the front, I almost immediately eliminate it from consideration and keep looking. Why do they want to ruin valuable items with their sticker????
		 
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			You can spot bogus LOAs because they don't have the sticker affixed to them. Always check the LOA and make sure it has a sticker. I've seen a few fakes in my searches.
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			This is not necessarily accurate. If the sticker has been placed on the item, the LOA will not have a sticker.
		 
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			Well yeah but I meant if an item doesn't have a sticker and the LOA doesn't have a sticker, it is a bogus LOA. The poster asked about items with stickers on the LOA but not the item.
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 That's not always true either. Some people end up taking the sticker off the item for whatever reason (aesthetic or otherwise), and thus they'll have a letter with no sticker and an item with no sticker. Not meaning to "bust your balls" over a technicality, just didn't want "newbies" to believe a blanket rule that is not accurate. | 
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			Fear not, my balls are fine. I can't account for every situation but all things being equal an item without a sticker with an LOA without a sticker would raise a major red flag for me.
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			Aren't the stickers designed to be self-destructive if there's an attempt to remove them?
		 
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			Yes. They can be removed, but they break apart. So in all likelihood, you will be removing a number of fragments with tweezers.
		 
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			^^^Yeah that^^^^
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