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07-14-2023, 09:56 AM
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Authenticity Assessment
Hello I'm new to this forum - referred from the Collectors Universe forum. I'm a "intermediate" level baseball card person with a small collection mostly from 70s and 80s. Some friends learned that I liked cards and showed me about 15 cards they've had for years and knew nothing about. They asked me to look into them. I've since done some homework and have been opened up to the world of T206s (they have 2). E98s (they have 8), and E90s (they have 3). It's incredibly fascinating and I had no idea that so many cards and variations exist.
Anyhow, before I report back to them with my findings the main issue is "are these cards real". I think they are, but I'd appreciate it if any of you experts can take a look at a few flatbed scans and let me know what you think. If they might be real, I'll encourage them to have several of them graded. 
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