[Gene Eric]

I’m not questioning the existence of “THX”, I’d like to understand its relevance. Why for example is a stamp with a spelling error problematic? Does it fail some chronological requirement of events? Could multiple COLB copies have been released on different dates by clerks using different stamps? I don’t understand the basic argument that involves “THX”.

If it’s a hinge-pin, perhaps it warrants its own thread.

[Brown Deer]

I’m not questioning the existence of “THX”,

but tatze is!

Why...? Does...? Could...?

Why you asking me? I think the bigger problem with what was released, is that there is no Hawaii State Seal embossed on the document (just like there was no State Seal on the first fake he posted)

If it’s a hinge-pin, perhaps it warrants its own thread.

start one then.

[RummyChick]

I am questioning it. There is no way that is a smudge, blur , copy artifact, etc. It is a clear X.

So, either it shows this a forgery OR the registrar’s stamp is misspelled.

That is why I asked if that certificate dated in march 2011 shows TXE. It looks like it might but it is too far away to tell.

Obama’s 2007 certificate shows the right spelling on the stamp.