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09-16-2020, 11:34 PM
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These are not white and grey stocks. Perhaps there is a tiny difference in the stocks (though it sure looks like standard Leaf color difference in the printing to me, not the stock), but this is nothing like the white vs. grey stock.
Take a white stock and a grey stock boxing Leaf for example, and compare the massive difference and completely different color to any of the baseball cards. 
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