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08-15-2010, 05:11 PM
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If you shine uv light on it, black light, that card will fluoresce. That's because the paper on which it is printed was made after WW II. Modern papers almost always have brighteners added. Buying a black light would be much cheaper than paying postage and all that would be involved in sending that card to a grading service. And, if you buy the black light then you'll have it for future card acquisitions.
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