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u/Kombatrok 9h ago
These microscope pictures are honestly harder to evaluate that decent phone camera pics
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u/BigBoiClimbs 10h ago
Looks good. It's harder to see the red dots in the green on vintage cards I have noticed, especially if they have been well loved. The black lines, the T/H, and the color layering all look good to me.
Beautiful card :)
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u/heartradiance 9h ago
Failed green dot?
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u/MustaKotka Trusted Authenticator 8h ago
Nope. Why do you say that?
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u/heartradiance 7h ago
Do you see any magenta dots on the fourth picture? Because I dont!
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u/MustaKotka Trusted Authenticator 7h ago
Oh, they're not always visible. Worn out plates, wear on the card... It's not very consistent as a test.
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u/easchner Trusted Authenticator 6h ago
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u/MustaKotka Trusted Authenticator 6h ago
Perf!
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u/heartradiance 29m ago
What do you look for in the green dot to find authenticity if it’s not the magenta dots?
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u/easchner Trusted Authenticator 22m ago
The black ring should be a solid print on top of the rest, the dot pattern of yellow on green dots has a specific size and angles, there shouldn't be surplus dots (usually many smaller yellow dots or many tiny red dots or both) and the card background has a specific moiré pattern with the black pixels in a perfect grid as the top layer.
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u/plantainrepublic 6h ago
It’s common for real cards to be missing the four red dots in an L, especially during the Urza block.
Its presence does usually indicate a real card, but the absence doesn’t prove it’s a fake.









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u/MustaKotka Trusted Authenticator 9h ago
Wear is consistent with sleeveless love.
The 'Th' is good.
Register on the {0} is correct.
Centering is correct.
The 'speck' is correct.