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Old 03-29-2022, 11:59 AM
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Great looking cards - if you are to sell them be careful what you do with them, decide on if you want to keep them as is or get some help to remove the paper and the glue. When I get a group of cards - I use one to see if it could be possible to remove them from the paper. If that one shows no signs of coming off, leave them as is. The glue used was something stronger and may have been used later, even after the cards had been produced. The older the glue sometimes the better, really depends on the glue and paper used. Your cards will still demand good prices either way and grading may be hard to get done if you remove them or not - there will still be some signs of paper removed and will be low grades. In some cases, you may only get an "A" for authentic

Always reach out to us all on this board – if needed, prices should not be too hard to figure out either way

Good luck!

Jimmy
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