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Unless they've changed and greatly advanced their counterfeiting methods, the originals should show a linear, regular dot pattern under 16X magnification or so. If a picture was taken of an original and the latter re-screened, the dot pattern will be irregular and random in appearance.
Hope this helps, Larry 
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