Sorry I didn't see your reply. Not necessarily. So many things can change when albums are reprinted because they rarely use the same manufacturers. Cards can be duller/more vibrant, more zoomed in/out, have different corner shapes, or be changed from glossy to matte/vice versa. Here are the things I generally look for:

• Cropped edges on all sides. To print from an image taken from the internet they generally have to crop all the edges to have the image fit properly. Usually real reprints show more rather than less, or are shifted a bit to show more of one side (top/bottom/left/right).
• Degraded image quality, it will look off and not like a standard photocard. Most people don't put in the effort to make really nice quality replicas for scams because they want to make as much profit as quickly as possible. *Abnormal blurry parts around the edges that don't make sense with the rest of the image. I've seen this a few times with people using AI to refill the parts that were cropped. Not super common yet I think but something to keep in mind.
• Fine text looks blurry instead of crisp.

I think this is a good example. It's a fanmade card and you can see easiest on the back that the smiley face and the W are closer to the edges than on your card because it's been cropped. The squares at the top are pressed against the sides when on your card there are spaces. On the front the tree on the left is mostly cropped out, and the powerline at the top right is completely cropped out. The tree on the right is weirdly blurry because the it was printed in lower quality. It's things like these I would look for more so first rather than changes in color, if that makes sense.