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Any Eraser for 1960's pen writing on cards?
I buy a lot of "lots" of cards from the 70's and 60's.
When I do, I take the cards with pen writing, and I sell them on Facebook or Crigslist. However, if I could get the pen writing off the card, I would keep in my collection, and not re-sell them. Is their an eraser that gets black or/and blue ink from the 60's and 70's, off cards without taking the paper off too? |
Try an artist eraser usually white
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Being far from an expert on this, IMO ink goes on liquid so it soaks into the paper, where pencil carbon tends to "sit" on top of the paper. I think if you attempt to erase the ink, the result will be paper removal and a blemish mark more unsightly than the ink mark. Just my opinion, but I have several cards with ink marks or writing and I think it adds to the character of the card.
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Buy these and thank me later :) I use them and have one on my desk at all times.....they work great and if they won't get it off it ain't coming off with an eraser....Good luck
http://www.ebay.com/itm/STAEDTLER-Ma...8AAOSwR5dXRRm0 Quote:
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YUP! THAT's the one to try...go GENTLY with ink.... |
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OK Leon, I took your advice.
Bought them. I am hoping to get at least $10 for the lot I have on them now, so that will pay for the erasers and hopefully next time, I can get the ink off them and keep them. Thx a million |
Leon
You should contact the company for your cut Looks like several people have ordered these including myself. Thanks for the info |
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Hopefully folks getting them will like them. I like mine and have had it/them for many years. They get off a lot of writing but everyone should know that if indentions are left most grading companies, in my experience, count them the same as a colored in mark. (MK or downgrade). And lastly, some of the very old, oil based? pencil will not come off. I have tried. |
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