Why not ask him?
In very poor taste. A friend of mine has a MLK autograph given the day
before
he was killed at Memphis. Would you say the same here as well?
Chas. Edwards
I would guess (SWAG) that it might be a $300 item, but it will take
some work on somebody's part to get it sold. The main thing is
getting somebody to agree that the signature is genuine, of course. A
provenance of some sort would be helpful too. Do you have a photo of
the man actually signing it?
I would also add that it might have been quite a bit easier to sell a
year ago, than today.
oly
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If your friend posted here using the name "Always Learning", I just might.
Why not?
Oh and BTW: PLONK
I would. Also, in England, they used to dig up the accused if they were
already dead and force their corpse to sit under cross-examination in court.
Non-response from the dead was consider proof of guilt.
If your friend posted here using the name "Always Learning", I just
might. [/i]
Thanks for proving my point.
Hey don't put me in that group, I agree with most of what you say. New
members are not very welcome to this group. I think a lot of the
people here who have been around awhile " not everyone" think they
will lose they're spot on the hierarchy. Well your not going to lose
your spot, they're are no such spots and we are all here just too talk
coins. I've been coming her for almost 10 years and you can easily
tell who the trolls are. They come here and start conversation about
off topic bull crap, they insult people for no reason or for minor
mistakes, and they have no respect for anyone and try to act above
others. Just my 2 cents worth!