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07-10-2005, 07:05 PM
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Mayo Cut Plug
Posted By: John
I would definitely attempt to find a collector relatively close to you that has some Mayo's in his/her collection. Inspect the characteristics of wear. The cards also have a unique "feel" to them not unlike many other issues. I have seen N300's and N302 reprints that have the appearance of a legitimate card but upon closer inspection are fakes. 
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