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09-20-2013, 01:35 PM
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Why the Curve?
So, I have been thinking about this for a long time now!
Actually, the entire time I owned this particle card(Sold it because I couldn't eat the card & I Really Hope that the New Owner doesn't mind me using the Scan ;-) & now I'm finally asking the Question... So, "Why is there a Curve in the printing process?" I realize that it probably can only be explained by one of you fine Deadball Card Freaks(& I mean this with my utmost admiration)... oR just the most reasonable of answers by one of you gentlemen who have studied the T206 printing process with a Grand Passion. "Thanks in AdVance"
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Life's Grand, Denny Walsh 
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