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01-30-2012, 07:42 PM
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can't recall that one
I can't recall seeing a card with a different card as a wet sheet transfer on it though I would be fairly sure more exist. Closest I have is a nice E126 with a wet sheet transfer of the same card on the blank back. It does have some wet sheet back transfer on the front near his name though. I guess this was a print freak as E126's were never issued with blank backs.
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