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Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss
I agree with this. These cards often have serious color shifts and/or registration issues. I find it interesting that the ebay example has significant color shifts -- wouldn't a reprint try to "color in the lines"? That said, the picture is horrible and nearly impossible to tell anything by. But my gut is fake- just looks off but need better scans.
Meanwhile, the entire listing reeks of bad news: (i) what/who is that "grading company", (ii) no back scan, (iii) horrible front scan, (iv) calling a T card in description but E card in title, and (v) the seller has nominal feedback.
I see no reason to take a chance on this
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For the record, that grading company sets up at the Dallas Card Show but is otherwise not affiliated with them. I have, in-person, seen at least one poor fake in that companies holders, in the last year.
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