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<p>[QUOTE="lettow, post: 1618119, member: 6986"]You already know how scarce genuine pieces are. If it were my note and I was willing to part with it Ebay would not be the place. One of the reasons that you probably got this note for the price you did is the fact that Ebay is rampant with copies of this type of material. As an example, all of the Grim Memories Malaya overprints that are currently listed (most from a seller in Pakistan) are fakes.</p><p><br /></p><p>I note you and only one other person bid on this item. I am not saying that this piece is fake. Since I have not seen it in person I could not make that conclusion. My point is that the Ebay prices for even genuine items is suppressed because of the fakes out there. </p><p><br /></p><p>If I were in your shoes and wanted to sell it, I would have someone like Joe Boling authenticate it and consign it to one of the auction houses (Lyn Knight, Heritage, etc.) I would then tell the interested buyer where he can bid on it. There are enough people out there who would want this note that I would expect it to go for more than he is offering.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lettow, post: 1618119, member: 6986"]You already know how scarce genuine pieces are. If it were my note and I was willing to part with it Ebay would not be the place. One of the reasons that you probably got this note for the price you did is the fact that Ebay is rampant with copies of this type of material. As an example, all of the Grim Memories Malaya overprints that are currently listed (most from a seller in Pakistan) are fakes. I note you and only one other person bid on this item. I am not saying that this piece is fake. Since I have not seen it in person I could not make that conclusion. My point is that the Ebay prices for even genuine items is suppressed because of the fakes out there. If I were in your shoes and wanted to sell it, I would have someone like Joe Boling authenticate it and consign it to one of the auction houses (Lyn Knight, Heritage, etc.) I would then tell the interested buyer where he can bid on it. There are enough people out there who would want this note that I would expect it to go for more than he is offering.[/QUOTE]
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