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02-12-2003, 08:58 PM
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m101-5 question
Posted By: fkw
Ive always thought all the wide gap cards were fakes, and all authentic cards will have the thin gap. The way to tell is look at the gap between the photo itself, and the thin pistripe line surrounding the picture. Fakes are at least 2-3 times wider in this area, and easily seen. I'll take a look at the auction I havent yet. Frank 
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