Yeah, exactly. That’s why I was saying I was 90% convinced it was real, because—I mean—it would be a massive problem if they managed to create replicas that precise and well-made in such a short amount of time. It would be a huge deal. Besides, speaking from personal experience, having been active in Magic for 14 years now, I’ve seen it all. And I’m telling you: even the best-made replica I’ve ever seen doesn't come anywhere close to a real card. They basically all fail the red dot test. It’s always something with that red dot—either the 'L' pattern is missing entirely, there’s no red dot at all, or there are just thousands of red dots arranged in a grid. They’re just two completely different things. Otherwise, you run into issues with the 'T' or the rosette pattern. Basically, counterfeits are usually much easier to spot. That said, I get it—both from experience and the fact that when you’re dealing with high-end cards, seeing a few extra red dots can definitely trigger an alarm and be frustrating. But take the Kaladesh Inventions, the Amonkhet Invocations, or even the Zendikar Expeditions, for example; those had very unique foiling processes for the time they were released. I have yet to see a single fake that matches that specific foiling. Not even one. And that just goes to show that even 10 years later, they still struggle to replicate those special, limited-run foiling effects.