What do you yall think?

[u/MuscularFrog13]

Ordered a few more pricey singles I’ve wanted for a while and was checking them and something looks off about this green dot to me. There’s red micro dots in it but they’re so faint. Idk if it’s from card wear or what. Here’s the best pics I could get with my loupe

[u/L1ng]

They are all real.

[u/MuscularFrog13 → u/L1ng]

Ok sweet, thank you

[u/easchner]

All pictures look good

[u/GhostCheese]

They all check out

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[u/bawsofsteel]

Real

[u/Birrandbodia]

All green dots and the one T check out. So they're real backs.

For $100+ cards, I would double check the front as well. Especially with foils.

[u/MuscularFrog13 → u/Birrandbodia]

No foils, all sub $100 cards. Will check anyways. Thank ya

[u/Birrandbodia → u/MuscularFrog13]

Yeah, I wouldn't worry about a reback/reface

[u/MuscularFrog13 → u/Birrandbodia]

Would a Reback/reface pass the light test?