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Originally Posted by clydepepper
Speaking of Cuban (and Venezuelan) cards, I have always shied away from them because I was concerned with the card stock.
However, since I have never even seen one in person, let alone own one, I'm still not positive that is an issue.
Could any one give me the skinny on that?
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Except for some of the 1940s issues, such as Caramelo Deportivo and Almanaque Deportivo, which are basically printed on newspaper stock, the stock is generally not an issue for Cuban cards. The bigger issue overall is back damage from being glued in albums and bug holes. The Puerto Rican cards are not an issue as best as I can tell. Doble Aguila cards from Venezuela are also OK. I can't intelligently discuss the other Venezuelan issues. The Dominican cards I own are printed on paper stock and are generally pretty flimsy and fragile. Hope this helps. Best,
Kenny