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03-16-2024, 06:17 PM
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I have a differing opinion, to me it looks to likely be authentic...notice the bleed-through/sheet transfer on the back of some of the black outlines and text that are seen on the front. I don't believe I have seen reprints with a back like this. It does look extra fresh on front, but still authentic to my eyes.
Not an expert on Ty's signature (or any signatures, for that matter), but it does look janky, which is the opposite of authentic. Definitely would like to read other opinions on the authenticity of the card, and if others think it is a janky autograph. Brian 
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