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10-19-2003, 08:07 PM
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W517
Posted By: Hankron
I think that looking into the blips on cards can be an interesting endever, in part as it can say something about how the cards were made (dating. series, two card per sheet, etc). However, a obtrusive blip in the image is a defect. I do not look foreward to the day that someone pays a premium for 'rare blip on forehead Ty Cobb' (which is not to say I don't expect it to happen). A defect is a defect, even if it rare. 
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