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02-03-2004, 02:49 AM
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original goudeys versus reprints
Posted By: steve
What are the best ways to distinguish real Goudeys from reprints? Especially when you see a nice Goudey on ebay. I am very familiar with cards of the 1960's on up but not familiar with pre-WW2 cards. I see some of the listed Goudey reprints on ebay and they look astonishingly genuine. I'm afraid to bid on the ebay higher grade Goudeys listed as originals in fear that they could actually be reprints. Any guidelines about this would be most appreciated. Thank you! 
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