I Did The Research

quite the manipulator are you not? Now that I have your attention, you can just wait, but keep checking in, fyi this is not my first priority dumbass

No need to get rude buddy.


Why don't you go and sign up on this forum herehttp://www.stampboards.com/index.php

I'm sure the Admin there would love to have you.




Sometimes I have to relax from the real hobby of stamp collecting
and need a little bit of humour.

That's when I check out posts like yours.

Just for laughs.

Look, he was rude first, I only responded to the tone of his post, so whatever clever

Glenn S. would certainly know how to take care of this madness once and for all. Great suggestion.

To the original poster. It was the above statement on why I posted what I did. You state that you would not mislead a buyer but in your sale description you state "It's the real deal" and without a certificate from a legitimate and well established entity you simply can't make that claim.

I am hoping they are real and I hope you inherited a world class collection as we all would love to see some scarce items that most of us only see in auction catalogs.

But I stand behind what I said earlier in that you should be the one getting the certificate and not dumping it on the buyer. Otherwise start the bid at .99¢ and let the market decide and I'll guarantee with no certificate the price realized will be that of a reprint.