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09-30-2006, 08:51 PM
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E95 Authenticity Question
Posted By: Jon Canfield
Ok - there is an E95 card I am thinking about buying but for some reason, the scan of it doesn't look right to me. I've attached the picture of the back of the card because I figured this will, in no way, affect the bidding for anyone who may have seen the card. The caramel staining on the back looks totally legit to me but the color seems way off. I'm guessing this may be an "adjusted" scan - but figured I'd ask the experts here too. 
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