Bruce,
Ever sold an original Pulp Fiction Lucky Strikes advance recalled onesheet with a "Property of Miramax Studios" stamp on the back of the poster?
Steve
On 6/27/06, Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joel Rettew Sr, a a respected California dealer of rare coins, won a
libel case today in Santa Ana Superior Court when he sued a buyer who
e-mailed his eBay customers with detrimental statements that affected
his eBay sales in 2003. He won a monetary settlement that may set a
precedent on the Internet.
Anyone who thinks they can say any kind of false statements they want
(especially if they have no hard facts to back up what they say)
should consider this. The Internet is no longer the "Wild West" it
once was, and people should watch what they post, especially if they
do harm to others, and if they have assets they would hate to lose in
a court judgement.
That being said, while I know little about the Pulp Fiction suspected
repros (other than what I know from Dan's site and others I respect)
I will gladly testify in any court that I have sold many thousands of
genuine inserts over the years, and that I have never seen even one
insert printed on paper anything like those of the "minty white"
inserts, and that their printing quality is far lower than that of
every non-minty white insert, and that it is my "expert" opinion that
the "minty white" inserts were not printed by NSS and were in fact
printed many years later, and it seems that every other major movie
paper dealer agrees with me (other than those who own batches of the
"minty white" inserts).
Bruce Hershenson
eMoviePoster.com
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