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Must I have a COA with an autograph I purchase?

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Guide viewed: 501 times Tags: autographs | COA | authenticity | dealer | collecting


COA is an abbreviation for “certificate of authenticity”. Many collectors require a COA before they purchase an autograph. Frankly, a COA is just a piece of paper that is only as good as the confidence of the buyer and the reputation of the seller. Always make sure you are purchasing from a person who knows how and where the signature was obtained and will guarantee the item to your satisfaction.

Guide ID: 10000000000028543Guide created: 10/15/05 (updated 12/23/05)

 
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