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08-15-2014, 09:05 AM
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I agree...not real. Whoever did the aging did a good job on the corners and back, but I don't believe the ink on a real one would rub away like that on the front. Goudeys were wet printed (which is why many have the wet transfer on the back of them) and the ink literally soaked into the cardboard. It looks here to be a thin coat of ink jet ink that rubbed away.
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