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10-31-2019, 05:39 PM
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My 2 cents. Given the condition of the cards already, take a corner of one of the cards and pull it apart slightly (ie split the corner of the card a bit). If the previously unexposed interior is tan or cream, it's likely legit. If the interior is of a gray card stock, I would be inclined to say a fake.
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