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the last picture
Hey Greg
Nice last post. To me it really points out the paper differences. The grip card does look real. You can see the more closely placed dots. It actually looks "smoother" in the scan than the others do. That is exactly what I have been trying to say. I am not sure exactly what your question is or if I said something contrary earlier but that picture does show what I was talking about.....and also in relation to the E121 type stock. Also, I do think the lighter, bluer fluorescence is a sign of the reprint type paper. regards
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