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Old 08-27-2022, 06:19 PM
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Default T206 Soaking - odds of success?

Hi all, I just picked up a small T206 group where every card has these little adhesive stamps on them. Some still have the scrapbook paper stuck to the stamps, the image I’m sharing shows most of the paper already gone.

Wondering if anybody has had success with removing this type of thing via soaking?

Understanding that the right answer is probably “you won’t know until you try!” I’ll note that I have never soaked a card before and am not inclined to do it if folks here can take a look at this and say that the odds of success are low.

Thanks for any help!IMG_0290.jpg


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