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04-25-2011, 05:38 PM
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I'm going a diff route - Those are so nice large scans of the frt/bk but I really think the top and bottom seams look frosted. And at the top/bk scan about 1" in looks like its a pry point.
The seller doesn't handle a lot of high dollars cards but his feedback wouldn't suggest anything bad. 758 w/only 1 neg 
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