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Permalink Reply by DB on March 4, 2012 at 6:48am

you should buy it then mike as you can turn a $200.00 profit or a $300.00 loss. 

For comparision purposes here are some from Past R&R sales.  Your low end might be closest to reality;

232      Married With Children -- SP  $278

219      Married With Children -- SP  $170

205      Married with Children -- SP  $231

204      Married with Children -- SP  $376

191      Married With Children -- SP   $322

189      Married With Children -- SP  $287

 

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Permalink Reply by DB on March 4, 2012 at 7:06am

probably doesn't help that it has a GA sticker on it even though they got it apparently correct.  Someone put an offer in that was declined so it ought to be interesting to see how low it goes or who with deep pockets wants to shell out the $$

always suspect to cast autographs especially knowing full well how hard they are to collect and the time it takes. 

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Permalink Reply by Ana C. on March 4, 2012 at 9:02am

This one recently sold for $450. And has PSA/DNA cert:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/320855356495

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Permalink Reply by DB on March 4, 2012 at 10:42am

that's about the price range I would have thought all things being equal presuming authentic. 

but like Aring says if you don't have to sell something then see what the market will bare.

although a RP is only $12.99 of an "original" 'er but I didn't say "authentic"

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Permalink Reply by DB on March 19, 2012 at 12:27pm

another munster like fred gwynne!

great story and casts doubts on those that have his "alleged" signature.

Permalink Reply by Seleznev Dmitri on March 4, 2012 at 9:10am

Unfortunately, people who can afford to pay $1000 miight nnot appreciate this item. I would sell to the real collector for the resonable price. But I understand, you have to make a living...

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Permalink Reply by Seleznev Dmitri on March 3, 2012 at 8:59am

Price is way out of realety, unless you are so desperate...Authentity opinion ask Mr. Cyrkin and other experts. My personal opinion: they say they are UACC good-standing member, so am I or anybody else who  joined UACC. Why they are not a REGISTERED UACC dealer? 

However it can be a honest dealer. You can also obtain an opinion (wich guaranteed refund from Ebay) from Garry King, just go to www.autografica.com

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Permalink Reply by Seleznev Dmitri on March 4, 2012 at 2:58am

Got it, I new it's not easy but didn't realize how much time does it take.

Price is still too high...

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Permalink Reply by DB on March 4, 2012 at 4:50am

I actually have a few from Aresnal Models (at a show - the "kids" wanted them) and it was the first time I had seen a COA that had "Member UACC" depicted on it.

Would seem they police their own RDs as well as they do with the subject of this thread as Additionally, we are members, 'in good standing' of the UACC.   Then again, if you are not familiar with that which is not obtained via "appearance shows" then join a "club" get a certificate on it and voila - "it's automagically authentic".

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Permalink Reply by Seleznev Dmitri on March 4, 2012 at 9:03am

They do indeed. You don't want to pretend to be RD, thats why some people use this one "good standing member". Actually, new collectors learn pretty fast a difference between member and RD. However, if anybody still did not I would suggest again read this magazine, Garry King's autografica and Brandes isitreal what gives you a quick basic educatton.

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Permalink Reply by DB on March 4, 2012 at 2:27pm

Dmitri - while the following does not necessarily reflect the EBAY user cited in this thread it drives home the point of how this "member in good standing" usage and aligned to the UACC is abused and apparently remains unchecked;  You will find the secretarial heston  in the heston thread in a few days along with this "guarantee" that it is authentic as Dave is a UACC member in good standing! 

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Permalink Reply by Seleznev Dmitri on March 19, 2012 at 12:12pm

Brilliant! How come people are buying such "guarantee'? Do they read this magazine and listening to you guys, who has a huge experience ?

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