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02-12-2003, 08:08 PM
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m101-5 question
Posted By: fkw
Ya I agree the card in the auction has the characteristics of a reprint (from what Ive always known). Has anyone ever seen a wide gape authentic card?? I only own a handful from this issue (type cards) and all mine and everyone Ive seen lately have thin gaps. Todd your good, I see the Bender is reallly a M101-4 from 1916, and yet another PSA vintage card identification screw up. Frank 
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