From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   Thanks; love that Antiques Roadshow.  In case those who don't know,   
   they do a lottery for tickets on the show.  Thousands apply and about   
   300 people in each of the 8 locations are lucky enough to get tickets.   
   I think they are almost done (for 2010) so check into it in your area!   
      
   Someone kindly emailed me off group yesterday who knows a LOT about   
   photography and offered some info too!   
      
   Questions still remain like how do you tell if it's really an original   
   verses a clone...  I think you need a trained eye for that or really   
   great provenance, but I think as for collecting goes, it's worth   
   looking into owning a few originals.  However, I was told it's much   
   like having a Rookie card signed; it ruins the value to real photo   
   collectors.  So something important to think about too.   
      
   On Mon, 9 Mar 2009 20:59:51 -0700, comiccon2008@webtv.net (Autograph   
   Collector) wrote:   
      
   >Hey Sue   
   >   
   >Just watched a PBS Antiques Roadshow I had taped and a lady had   
   >autographed photos that the appraiser Kathleen Guzman from Heritage   
   >Auctions in Dallas pointed out were original MGM studio prints which   
   >added to their value. That might answer part of your question.   
   >   
   >Normally I email you off group but I wanted to offer you my support in   
   >this group. I appreciate all your comments. I find them interesting and   
   >on topic!   
   >   
   >Pete   
      
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