How to detect a reglossed card - w/ examples

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08-01-2007, 02:10 PM

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How to detect a reglossed card - w/ examples

Posted By: Kevin Saucier

"Let the money I lost be a learning lesson for others!"

It is doing just that...look above at the Bowman pictures. Sorry you took a loss but congrats and thanks Marc for helping the hobby!

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