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Old 02-06-2014, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 4815162342 View Post
Removing the stain is altering the card regardless of the process. What PSA and SGC are saying is that they can more easily detect stain removal if chemicals were involved. Whether or not you can fool the graders with your card altering skills doesn't change the fact that it's altering.
From PSA's website...

"wax stain
A stain on a card caused by the wax on the card wrapper. Wax stains on a card front can be removed, due to the coating on the card surface, while wax stains on the card reverse are permanent."


http://www.psacard.com/Resources/Lingo/W

Keep typing. I find your logic amusing.

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