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Posted By: jay behrens
Pink OJ were deliberate. I remember seeing a picture of an OJ that was miscut and the small portion from the other card was pink. I seriously doubt that by some freak of nature, only the miscut portion turned pink. Besides, if pink was due to aging, we'd see old sepia cabinet photos that had turned pink and I can't recall seeing any cabinet photo of any type being pink. |
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