No, he has a copy-- but he got convinced it was the original, just like he got convinced the Photoshop was real, and once he is wrong he can never be convinced he is wrong (fortunately in this case).
No, he has a copy-- but he got convinced it was the original, just like he got convinced the Photoshop was real, and once he is wrong he can never be convinced he is wrong (fortunately in this case).
From the beginning, the founders wanted the Declaration to be available to everyone. They commissioned prints for the delegates. Then when approved, the wanted the masses to read it, and a multi-state effort to reproduce the document was also commissioned. That's prolly what DumpInPants has, it's only a couple of weeks younger than the genuine article. Is it crazy valuable, well yeah, it's almost 250 years old.
No, he has a copy-- but he got convinced it was the original, just like he got convinced the Photoshop was real, and once he is wrong he can never be convinced he is wrong (fortunately in this case).
From the beginning, the founders wanted the Declaration to be available to everyone. They commissioned prints for the delegates. Then when approved, the wanted the masses to read it, and a multi-state effort to reproduce the document was also commissioned. That's prolly what DumpInPants has, it's only a couple of weeks younger than the genuine article. Is it crazy valuable, well yeah, it's almost 250 years old.