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11-30-2009, 11:36 PM
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I do believe this is the only auction I have ever seen from him. Good thing he Stamped the backs to tell them apart from the real T3's.
To be honest if I had not read the description and looked at the pic I would have never know. I don't know jack about T3's and would have assumed those marks were part of the card. IMO all reprints should be definitive and not so close to the originals that it takes an expert collector to tell the difference 
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