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[brianp-beme]

I played around with the contrast, etc. to show off the transfer better (perhaps somewhat closer to what it looks like in hand).

Brian

[shammus]

Very cool Scott!

I've not come across nearly the amount of e107s you have, but from my experience, e107s are a very "clean" set. I can't recall any sort of a printing gaffe or oddity from this issue up to this point. A wet-sheet transfer like this one would probably be the biggest one I've seen so far!

I do remember your group of e107s auctioned off in September contained one player with a diamond cut as well, which I thought was kind of neat. I think it was Criger....never seen one of those before either....

[pro9]

Scott, thanks for the 2nd scan, it's much clearer now. Really neat discovery.

[brianp-beme]

Scott, thanks for the 2nd scan, it's much clearer now. Really neat discovery.

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

I played around with the contrast, etc. to show off the transfer better (perhaps somewhat closer to what it looks like in hand).

Brian

That was actually me monkeying around with Scott's scan...who knows if I made it more visible than it is by the naked eye.

Perhaps Scott can let us know how closely this updated scan represents the card's back.


Brian

[sb1]

Thanks Brian,

Your scan certainly shows the transfer better, but is probably a little darker than the card in person, even though it is immediately visible when one flips it over. Thanks for the better image..

[Zach Wheat]

Scot, I've never seen a ghost image on an e107. Very cool, thanks for posting