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09-09-2021, 08:56 AM
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Card(s) in a condition you would not collect
I saw a post online recently where a collector was looking for a certain card. His only condition requirement was that it not have “someone’s name written on the front of the card.” That was the only requirement.
Got me thinking, what are some condition requirements (if any) for your collection? Condition examples I can think of are: Altered (trimmed, recolored, etc) Pinhole Tape Writing on front/back Staining Smell of the card Mildew/mold/water damage Skinned back/no back/reback Non legible front/back of the card (number) Miscut, OC, PD 
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