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08-06-2017, 01:36 PM
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Great set of auctions last night, but there were certainly many dubious JSA letters scattered throughout. Many of the group autograph lots you would have bid knowing there would be a fair number that would have to get tossed.
Best to ignore the COA's and bid what you would be comfortable with, whether they had COA's or not. 
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