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03-03-2012, 08:16 PM
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Look for:
1. Wet sheet transfer on the back. (It will be the same as front since they printed and stacked in same order). 2. Dotted black lines which separated cards on the sheet will be present from time to time depending on the cut. 3. Irregular cuts help the argument for authenticity. 4. Heavy and deep creases and cracking (which you mentioned) are common for the W514's. Pics would help also. ~C. P.S.: I would be interested in these if you could get some pics or scans. Feel free to PM me.
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