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I can't give you any clear insight into the authenticity of the card, but the placement of that bleached area is crazy suspicious. I would be very wary from the get-go, as it could very well be the work of a 'talented' card doctor. Doesn't mean it's fake, obviously, but it is very concerning, especially for a high-dollar card.
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