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01-15-2015, 12:43 PM
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There are different types.
The gloss on photos is partly the surface finish of the paper and partly the emulsion that makes the photo. Lithographed cards can have a layer of Gloss which is a clear substance like ink that's applied with the press as a separate color pass. I've had a few postcards where the gloss was peeling like a thin layer of plastic. I believe that's actually a layer of celluloid or similar plastic that's been added to make the card shiny. Steve B 
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