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12-17-2010, 06:37 PM
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Hi Gents,
Just a thought on this subject and some of the comments regarding Gary and his questions. I am a realtively new collector in pre war cards and agree with Leon 100% (If unsure buy a slabbed card). However, I value the knowledge gained by those who know more than I, and truley appreciate the detailed reasons as to why the cards are fakes. Hell, I'd pay to sit in a class and learn this stuff. The only place I can get this knowledge is a forum like Net54 and by sharing this information you make it harder for the dogs selling these cards to get away with it. 
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