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   From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   Ed, I wonder... if a photo and what quality it is might affect a   
   sharpie?   
      
   I remember printing one off a PC to have Debbie Dunning sign in   
   person. It was hot outside and when she touched the marker to the   
   photo, the ink MELTED!   
      
   I know there are different kinds of paper, ink, processes... it could   
   be a reaction with the pen used if the writing lasts longer or not.  I   
   don't know but it's worth thinking about.   
      
   On Sat, 7 Mar 2009 06:06:07 -0800 (PST), Koolmagic114   
    wrote:   
      
   >I myself prefer blue sharpie. AsS I seen Sue had mentioned in a   
   >previous e-mail Black (after about 7 years or so) sometimes the black   
   >tended to give a yellowish ring around the black ink.   
   >   
   >Of course I have lots of black sharpie items signed in my own personal   
   >collection, and all though I store my items in all archival safe   
   >products and keep them out of direct sun light I Have only had 1 photo   
   >get this yellowish ring.   
   >   
   >It was an items I had for sale..a Jasmine Guy.. Not sure what kind of   
   >a difference it made but it was not a glossy photo either. As it was   
   >one of those card stock photos.   
   >   
   >Nice to still see a lot fo familiar names in here... and on another   
   >note.. sad to see people still blasting others in a hobby we should   
   >all get along together in and help one another.   
   >   
   >Ed Bedrick   
   >Member of the U.A.C.C.   
   >U.A.C.C. Registered Dealer #049   
   >Former U.A.C.C. Regional Director (Region #1)   
   >http://www.edbedrickautographs.com   
      
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