13-04-2024, 04:23 PM
The fundamental question is why anything is falsified at all. Profit comes first here.
There is also the possibility of the ego trip "I am the only one who has something like this". But that would be eliminated by the sale.
So why would someone forge a notebook at such great expense and effort and not even sell it in the end?
Why mention the name "Tepenec" and then blur it again, even though it is the only thing that might have any value at all? "Well-known personality".
Is it a particularly stupid or particularly clever forger?
Just inviting experts to examine the book when it is still hot off the press is a risk.
So why forge it?
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There is also the possibility of the ego trip "I am the only one who has something like this". But that would be eliminated by the sale.
So why would someone forge a notebook at such great expense and effort and not even sell it in the end?
Why mention the name "Tepenec" and then blur it again, even though it is the only thing that might have any value at all? "Well-known personality".
Is it a particularly stupid or particularly clever forger?
Just inviting experts to examine the book when it is still hot off the press is a risk.
So why forge it?
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)