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12-16-2008, 03:26 AM
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T220 blank backs
Posted By: Keith O\'Leary
I agree that they look too white and vibrant and I've only seen scans and don't have them in hand to examine them in person, but....I wanted to add that these came from a long time tobacco card collector's collection and while I'm not sure how long they were owned, I would think a tobacco card collector would be able to ID a modern reproduction with little trouble. Just wanted to throw that out. I do have large scans if anyone wants to look at them. Keith 
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