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12-31-2010, 08:48 AM
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I once bought a T206 and thought it was fake because it was in better condition than I was accustomed to (came back a PSA 5). Is this an accurate up close view of an authentic Fro Joy?
Frank, the images in the link you posted to the auction page (sheet with envelope) are very bright. I scanned the card I have and cropped it only. The image on the left is the microscopic view from the older thread. The image on the right is the counterfeit Fro Joy I posted in this thread earlier, photographed with a macro lens, tripod, etc. Obviously, I couldn't get as close as the person did with the microscopic image. [IMG]  [/IMG][IMG] [/IMG]
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