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Yep!

Yes, definitely a mega priced Aspinall set.

The most expensive Neil Aspinall set ever.

I imagine the seller has no clue he has an Aspinal set. Don't have the heart to tell him. Hope no one buys it or makes an offer. 

I wrote him a very nice letter explaning the situation and why I was telling him - to avoid a costly return etc as it will fail TPG or Frank etc.

And then I reported it.

Auction ended.

How does one expect to sell a $50,000 item without any third party authentication? Especially an unknown seller... it's not like a known dealer or auction house. I find it hard to believe it's ignorance of the market. The seller has many autographed items for sale. 

Willful ignorance?

Agreed, a mix of arrogance and willful ignorance! Nobody with any sense will pay $50k without full authentication but so many sellers are just dreamers

There are a number of collectors with no sense. And experts. How else could a "Monet" painted with emulsion and KY Jelly on modern cotton over modern stretchers sell at Sotheby's, Christies and Phillips?  About 200 did in the 1980's/90's. It's insane.

Here is one of mine with much more period correct materials, linen and colors.

Coin du Bassin aux Nympheas 1919 Claude Monet (style of). Oil on linen with frame with by Kulicke.

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Seller probabaly picked this up cheap or has it on consignment. He has mostly baseball cards on his site -- no other rock and roll memorabilia. Has a "Best Offer" option on it. 

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