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12-04-2013, 09:11 PM
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Hi Waz
I saw that same card recently on the Bay, I figured it was paper loss and decided not to take the chance. Like you said, either way its a nice card for the price you paid. I do remember years ago, we had a member here post a T206 with a Sweet Caporal back that was missing the second "s" in "subjects" on the back. The member examined the card and was positive the missing "s" was not from paper loss. Nice pick-up! Jantz 
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