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    Race used ?

    Maybe i'm to new at this point in collecting cards, but aren't #'d cards not dublicated? In my search for Martin Army cards I found 2 of the 08 hot threads #'d/27 with almost identical "M"'s. One had a high buy it now, but how can you tell the difference if one were a fake.

    Just seemed fishy to have 2 of the same. Thanks in advance Earle

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    Do you have a link to the auctions? obviously someones trying to scam someone if theres 2 with the same number.

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    Do you have a link to the auctions? obviously someones trying to scam someone if theres 2 with the same number.

    Wasn't sure if I could post them, so Mods if I'm wrong shoot me later

    http://cgi.ebay.com/2008-PRESS-PASS-...QQcmdZViewItem

    http://cgi.ebay.com/2008-08-PRESS-PA...QQcmdZViewItem

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    they are 2 different cards 1 is # 12/27 and the other 1 is # 22/27 if you look they are different parts of the letter M i think they are legit

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    I'm gonna say that they are the patch from each side of the arm as there are 2 U.S.ARMY patches one on each arm.

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    But they both show the "V" portion and both look like they are a pretty good (over 1/2) portion of the letter. I opened both links at looked at them side by side (2 explorer windows) and almost thought they were the same. Could just be me though.

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    I'm gonna say that they are the patch from each side of the arm as there are 2 U.S.ARMY patches one on each arm.

    Now that makes sense, but I thought they only had done one of the pic they showed.

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    shrugs I dunno but thats the logical explanation

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    Well my opinion is that they are different parts of the main logo on his chest. If you look real close the card #'d 22/27 has the very middle of the M from US ARMY with the gold highlight. I think the other card #'d 12/27 is from the words below US ARMY..... "Army Strong" as it is white only. Also the white and black M does appear to be a bit smaller.

    Although that is not the patch pictured on the card???


    Al.

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    100% sure they're different cards

    the 22 has the M in the middle
    the 12 has the M more on the bottom

    in other words the placements are totally different

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