What are some good resources to learn about detecting fakes/reprints?

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09-18-2016, 06:00 AM

Leon

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Our archives has a lot of good stuff as you mentioned. David Cycleback also has some great info with is housed there too. I would say experience after those things as well as your continued reading. But holding real and fake cards in your hand is the best way to learn, imo....

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