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04-01-2018, 02:32 AM
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How much of a deal breaker is paper loss on the back of a card for you?
I kind of waffle back and forth on this and was interested to read some other opinions. How much does paper loss on the back of a card (from scrapbook removal, as an example) bother you if the front of the card presents well? Would you buy an iconic card graded as a "1" with significant paper loss on the back, or would it would bother you every time you looked at the card?
Thanks in advance for any opinions. 
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