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07-05-2011, 10:51 AM
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More comparison
Cropped into this image (the non-compressed one) top to bottom (recent card on the right):
     Jaybird mentioned how the edges should roll over, and unlike the first paper variation, I think I see that happening here on this recent card. Was wondering what y'all think? Thanks again for the help. Also, the front image on the #5 card is much lighter than the #6 and #2 cards, which may explain why there's more lightness on the reverse? In fact, the text box on the back of the recent #5 bled through to the front, and the darker areas on the front bled through to the back. This corresponds to the #6 and the #2 cards. Last edited by Clutch-Hitter; 07-05-2011 at 11:07 AM. Reason: added 
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