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Was gotten through a charity auction put on by a hospital in Las Vegas. Comes from Art of Music stores in Vegas. Apparently purchased for $6,000. I have the COA and am interested in selling it, even well below its value, but this process is so confusing. Heard the Art of Music was questionable elsewhere on the web, but, really what is the likely hood of this being a fake as well?
Thanks,
Chris
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The fact that "Mick" is misspelled on the COA doesn't inspire confidence.
Also, the sad reality is that charity auctions are very often loaded with fakes. There are third party companies that supply charities with "memorabilia." The well-meaning people from the charity have no idea they are getting fakes.
When I see something as coming from a charity auction, I don't even bother looking. That's how prevalent fakes are in these auctions.
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