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I don't like the look of the corners either.
I also wonder why someone who just bought such a celebrity card is willing to part with it so quickly. And there is the obvious question: If these cards were produced in sheets of 36 cards (or more, but let's not start that debate here), where are the other cards from this Blue Old Mill sheet? Doesn't it seem like some more should have survived? We have found more than 2 dozen Brown Lenox, and I believe 12 to 14 Brown Old Mills. Why haven't any other Blues turned up? If this seller really believes that this card is authentic, perhaps he could submit it for re-grading. If a TPG took another look and still thought it to be authentic that might ease some of our doubts about the card. |
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