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Avoiding Noisy Provenance Reviews

I keep agonising over borderline provenance for gifts and endowments—each case pulls me into months of chasing receipt…

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I keep agonising over borderline provenance for gifts and endowments—each case pulls me into months of chasing receipts and invoices. Looking at the last 30 provenance decisions, show where my criteria are inconsistent (dates, provenance gaps, conflicting reports), and define one clear rule I can use at intake to triage whether a piece needs full provenance research, a conditional acceptance, or an outright refusal. Make it defensible to the trustees and legal.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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I need to stop re-evaluating provenance on the noisy cases that waste time

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