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07-28-2018, 10:38 AM
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Resolved--T206 Expertise Needed: Is this a printer's mark?
There's an old thread on this type of printer's mark [regarding factory numbers in the borders], I believe, but I've lost it.
Anyway, I bought this card in part because I thought it was a printer's mark in the left-hand border of the back, and I like such anomalies. But there seems to be some glue residue on the presumed 0, and it leaves me a little doubtful. I originally thought I would soak the card to remove the paper-residue on the rest of the card, but I'm not so sure that I should, card in hand. I have my doubts that soaking will remove the paper/improve the card, as I might lose the ink in the process [that's what appears to have happened in spots on the back]. Whatever, I would like to know if there is such a printer's mark. Thanks. Last edited by dougscats; 08-18-2018 at 09:57 AM. 
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