I am mostly a magic poster collector; I peruse ebay and magic auction sites.  Most of the sellers state that this was restored at such a date, by so-and-so.  If it's a well-known restorer, that gives more substance to the care and worth of the piece.
 
I was wondering why movie poster sellers (selling restored pieces) don't do that.  Of course, many do it on MoPo where we know our restorers, but how come not ebay or mopobid?
 
If I had a piece to sell at auction and it was a good piece, I wouldn't hesitate to say it was restored by say, a Danny Steward, Studio B, or a Jaime Mendez, for instance.
 
Just Curious,
 
Andrea Kanter
 
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