You will probably have to pay for the service.

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 Art collectors with an Artwork Archive Premier Collector plan can digitally store the reports on their art pieces using the "additional files"

 feature.

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 Don't think that the artist is the one who has signed the artwork.

 Certain artists don't sign their works, which collectors might not be aware of. Signed works can be problematic, especially in the future.

 In the event of resales. Before purchasing, confirm that you have received confirmation that the work has actually been authenticated.

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 If the work isn't signed by the artist, it's a good idea to ask for an official Certificate of Authenticity (COA) that is signed and signed by the artist.

 Attached to the reverse is a sticker signed by the artist. The sticker should not contain the price, but they should include the piece's title and year.

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 the process, its medium, and dimensions.

 Although some artist estates no longer offer COAs but as long the artist lives any gallery that is reputable is likely to be able to provide an COA in the present.

 sale.

 The Artwork Archive's Premier Collector program lets subscribers upload and store digital scans of each COA of the artwork using the "additional Files" function.