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Posted By: Mark

Greg:
I agree with you, about restoration of paper items. It is more acceptable with "paper", especially if it prevents further damage. If the restoration can keep a tear from extending or a hole from enlarging, it's definitely a good thing. A lot of the high-end ad signs and store displays you see in Catalog Auctions have undergone professional restoration that has not hurt (and rather helped) the value.

Dan:
Would love to see pics of the Honus Bat once it arrives. I imagine it will be way too nice to part with, but you could probably flip it for a healthy profit if you so choose!