Windows 7 Professional disc (DVD) is missing the OMB. The disc is genuine?

I bought 2 (two) DVD Windows 7 Professional (English) of different sellers on eBay. One is 32-bit, the other is 64-bit. Both discs have a pretty beautiful DGI (the inner mirror band), but does not have an OMB. Can someone confirm my suspicions (very high degree of confidence) that these discs are fake?

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