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04-16-2014, 12:25 PM
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My eye would notice the white dot too, Leon
Leon,
I'm right with you on the white dot on Babe's hat. When I look at a card, the first thing I hone in on is the player's head area. That dot would upset me. You're not crazy. A print spot as glaring as that throws up a colossal red flag. It is interesting to note what auction houses and eBay vendors will sincerely answer questions to dissuade concerns from a potential customer, and which act as if they cannot be bothered. Hope all things turn out well for you. ---Brian Powell 
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