This Plank doesn't fit with any of the reasonable theories we currently have about the Plank. The theories we have were based on research, not on looking at the edges of a card under a magnifier. The theories could be wrong, but as far as I can tell, there's no monetary benefit to the theorists. Also, the card could have been hand-cut 100 years ago and the evidence worn away over time. Hard to say either way, but it's funny how people on both sides can be so absolutely certain that they are right.
Ted - thanks for sharing. Sorry to see the demeaning comments.
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