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Quick Opinion vs COA

It's more than obvious that "Quick Opinions" are becoming a trend.
Kinda like fast food and convenience stores.

It's quick and it's cheap and we can get quick service in a quick time

The problem with "Quick" is that it excludes "Quality" sometimes.

But people are accepting a "quick opinion" as the final rock solid verdict these days.
This is simply a big error for buyers and sellers using this service.

A quick opinion is a "guide" to help steer the person in the right direction.
It simply means that it could be real or could not be real.
More than likely it's good or more than likely it's bad.
It is NOT a rock solid verdict and should in NO WAY be associated as the same as an in hand personal examination by the authenticator and a signed certificate.
These are 2 different animals and should be treated in the manner they are intended.

A quick opinion is cheap and it's easy....
Maybe it should be called "Cheap Opinion" LOL

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Permalink Reply by Xwiesy on September 23, 2018 at 8:04pm

3 pages of explanations lol...

I could say the same to you. You arent getting it.

Unfortunately, you dont define quick opinion.

If you need more time to give an opinion that is accurate, you shouldnt be giving an opinion.

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Permalink Reply by goodcat on September 23, 2018 at 8:16pm

I respectfully decline all attempts to make any sense of your comments

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Permalink Reply by Tiziano Vianello on September 23, 2018 at 10:04pm

Quick opinion help the person that absoltely don't know too much the style (in different period) of an artist... Quick opinion cancel sure all bad fake signed by a forger... Sure that the collector must to see if the autographs are signed with a real pen, not have in your hands a scan or a print or other copy...