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01-07-2015, 03:47 PM
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Skeptical
With all due respect the ones that I saw that terry had did not have thick white paint on top of the glass so I'm skeptical
But I would have to see it in person to know for sure If indeed you do have an old judge original negative used to make the baseball cards, essentially original art, than you have something incredibly historically important and valuable I'd love to see it sometime in person I will be at the Papermania show in Hartford this weekend but that's a haul btw it's one of the best shows in the country and worth the trip I'm not calling you out I'm just skeptical that you are evaluating it correctly Josh 
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