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10-29-2014, 03:40 PM
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Are These Printers Marks?
I bought some cards from Luke on the B/S/T to use in soaking practice (I've never tried it before). On the Bridwell card, there are interesting marks on the back. I am wondering if they are printer's marks, or if maybe just an artifact of whatever the card was originally affixed to. I think the paper is still attached with the paper turning transparent when wet.
Any Opinions? 
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