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How To Spot The Fakes
How To Spot The Fakes
1. Fibers in red, blue and green can be noted under ultraviolet rays on genuine tickets.
2. The colors on the edges will change between bronze and green when the true cards are turned.
3. EXPO 2010 can be seen under magnification.
4. The color on the bottom edges will change between red and green when the cards are turned.
5. The surface of the bottom edges of true Expo tickets will have a distinctive feel.
6. Colorful spots appear on the back under sunshine.
7. A green Shanghai Expo mascot Haibao will appear on the back of true tickets under ultraviolet rays.
8. Some rings can be seen imbedded under sunshine.
9. Each ticket has a code consisting of both numbers and letters on the bottom edge.
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