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#9
08-16-2002, 06:52 PM
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"Grade Tech" let off too easy~
Posted By: runscott
To me, telling a fake t206 from a reprint is extremely easy. There are a few very simple clues that are no-brainers. This one fails the easiest: does it LOOK fake? But once past that, the seller and authenticator should have noticed that the print was in black, not brown. Then there's the matter of no border around the picture, and, finally, if all fails, get out a 10x and compare to REAL commons. 
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