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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: Rob
Hey guys, |
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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: J Levine
They all look good to me... |
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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: barrysloate
Those cards are fine. |
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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: Rob
Thanks guys...much appreciated! |
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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: davidcycleback
double post |
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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: davidcycleback
The T205 borders are covered in a dusting of genuine metal. The metal has tarnished and dulled with age like an old penny, but can be felt with the fingers and should reflect light differently than the rest of the card. The borders were originally bright like a new penny. |
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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: Frank Wakefield
I agree with all of those appearing authentic. |
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T205: How to spot a reprint
Posted By: Don
I think the border comment above is the best way to tell. |
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