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11-06-2006, 03:02 PM
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Authenticating vintage cards
Posted By: T E
Thank you David for this info. I'd love to be a collector, but at this point I am pretty much a dealer of a wide range of items, including bb cards. I've gotten into the "dots" in the image over the last six months, to protect myself, (I've been hoodwinked once or three times) whether it is a Wyeth print or a t206. 
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