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02-26-2015, 06:21 PM
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the way the marks are in there are kind of perplexing to me. They kind of look like the marks printers use to indicate where to cut, which it obviously isn't. The aren't registration marks, they aren't marks that indicate color flaws. It does not mean it is not genuine, but I am not sure I would have dropped $40 on it, certainly not $400, much less $40K.
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