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08-13-2024, 10:02 PM
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It’s more likely to be an authentic wrong back, usually with the back upside down.
Wrong backs are seen occasionally. If a sheet is run through the press one way and then run through the opposite way, it will get an upside down back of another card, in the parallel slot on the sheet. This is where most wrong backs, certainly not all, come from. Post an image and we can be certain, though. 
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