Artfan13
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Artfan13 on May 5, 2017 6:34:27 GMT 1, Just about to purchase a a Harland Miller edition from a gallery and they said it doesn't come with a COA, does this sound right? They say the invoice serves as proof. Thanks
Just about to purchase a a Harland Miller edition from a gallery and they said it doesn't come with a COA, does this sound right? They say the invoice serves as proof. Thanks
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Fish in the Sea on May 5, 2017 7:05:49 GMT 1, Yes that's right
Yes that's right
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Deleted on May 5, 2017 7:06:09 GMT 1, Sounds fine to me but there are plenty folks on here who will keep you right later today.
Sounds fine to me but there are plenty folks on here who will keep you right later today.
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Artfan13 on May 5, 2017 7:07:48 GMT 1, Thanks guys!
Thanks guys!
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Sundowner on May 5, 2017 7:32:28 GMT 1, It's always worth asking the gallery if they have any paperwork from the sale of the piece to the original owner for added peace of mind.
It's always worth asking the gallery if they have any paperwork from the sale of the piece to the original owner for added peace of mind.
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Ruggs on May 5, 2017 8:44:11 GMT 1, There's a couple of things here. The first thing is not all prints come with COA's. The norm would generally be receipts, either till, publisher or gallery paperwork or e-mail etc, which any owner of pieces should keep. Secondly, when a piece is sold on either privately or to a gallery any paperwork that comes as proof of purchase or authenticity should be passed on to the next recipient. That's my view on it anyway.
There's a couple of things here. The first thing is not all prints come with COA's. The norm would generally be receipts, either till, publisher or gallery paperwork or e-mail etc, which any owner of pieces should keep. Secondly, when a piece is sold on either privately or to a gallery any paperwork that comes as proof of purchase or authenticity should be passed on to the next recipient. That's my view on it anyway.
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Viking Surfer on May 5, 2017 8:50:11 GMT 1, What Harland Miller is it?
What Harland Miller is it?
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Artfan13 on May 5, 2017 8:51:19 GMT 1, There's a couple of things here. The first thing is not all prints come with COA's. The norm would generally be receipts, either till, publisher or gallery paperwork or e-mail etc, which any owner of pieces should keep. Secondly, when a piece is sold on either privately or to a gallery any paperwork that comes as proof of purchase or authenticity should be passed on to the next recipient. That's my view on it anyway.
Thanks makes sense. It will be interesting to see how many new prints come out now with this new tagging technology. Although to be honest i'm sure it wont be long before fraudsters can replicate those as well!
There's a couple of things here. The first thing is not all prints come with COA's. The norm would generally be receipts, either till, publisher or gallery paperwork or e-mail etc, which any owner of pieces should keep. Secondly, when a piece is sold on either privately or to a gallery any paperwork that comes as proof of purchase or authenticity should be passed on to the next recipient. That's my view on it anyway. Thanks makes sense. It will be interesting to see how many new prints come out now with this new tagging technology. Although to be honest i'm sure it wont be long before fraudsters can replicate those as well! |
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Deleted on May 5, 2017 10:09:28 GMT 1, On my large HF'd b*stards, apart from invoices etc I have a picture of Harland holding it up, doesn't get much better than that .......
On my large HF'd b*stards, apart from invoices etc I have a picture of Harland holding it up, doesn't get much better than that .......
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Harland Miller & no COA, by dani on May 5, 2017 20:18:07 GMT 1, This may be a silly question, but does a COA really provide any level of assurance regarding the authenticity of a print? If someone has taken the time to forge the work itself, seems like they can just as easily forge a COA to go along with it.
This may be a silly question, but does a COA really provide any level of assurance regarding the authenticity of a print? If someone has taken the time to forge the work itself, seems like they can just as easily forge a COA to go along with it.
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Flashback on May 6, 2017 0:47:02 GMT 1, This may be a silly question, but does a COA really provide any level of assurance regarding the authenticity of a print? If someone has taken the time to forge the work itself, seems like they can just as easily forge a COA to go along with it.
You don't need to transfer it all by bank transfer but an e.g. quid transfer would confirm they hold one in the name that they state is theirs and matches the provenance.
This may be a silly question, but does a COA really provide any level of assurance regarding the authenticity of a print? If someone has taken the time to forge the work itself, seems like they can just as easily forge a COA to go along with it. Just ask the e.g. gallery they bought it from to confirm they were the buyer and make sure it matches their bank account name. You don't need to transfer it all by bank transfer but an e.g. quid transfer would confirm they hold one in the name that they state is theirs and matches the provenance. |
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Harland Miller & no COA, by Deleted on May 6, 2017 1:25:57 GMT 1, On my large HF'd b*stards, apart from invoices etc I have a picture of Harland holding it up, doesn't get much better than that .......
How about a picture of that picture?
On my large HF'd b*stards, apart from invoices etc I have a picture of Harland holding it up, doesn't get much better than that ....... How about a picture of that picture? |
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