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05-08-2021, 08:39 AM
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Some good advice there! Thanks for posting it.
Here is my goto information on printing techniques and approaches for verifying items by their printing technology. http://www.cycleback.com/ In general I recommend every serious collector have both a black light and a handheld microscope for use when verifying the authenticity of items. Just eyeballing items in not enough. jeff 
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