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12-11-2005, 04:45 PM
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W560 - how do you spot a reprint?
Posted By: Richard
Howdy all, just picked these up at a local auction. Wanted to get your opinion. I read in one place that apparently the backs say 'reprint'. The part Im having a hard time with is deciding whether someone rubbed the word 'reprint' off the cards or if the slight rub marks are simply indicative of being in a book or something for a while. (mightve been held in place like people do with stamps). 
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