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#14
02-13-2003, 09:13 AM
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m101-5 question
Posted By: Andy Baran
All of the Authentic M101-5 cards that I own or have owned have smaller gaps. The black border line is also very thin, and not of uniform thickness. However, the color of the stock has varied between white, cream, tan, light brown, etc. There is another dealer on Ebay that is currently selling cards that I believe to be reprints. Buyer Beware! 
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