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12-17-2006, 07:09 AM
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Pen/Pencil marks
Posted By: Dylan
I know this has been touched upon before in the forum. I have a couple cards with pen/pencil marks I'd like to erase without damaging the cards. I have no intention of selling the cards but I'd like to display them. I remember hearing that normal pencil erasers are much too soft and are no good. I remember an architecture eraser being brought up as an option. What have you found best that works, and does card issue factor in at all? 
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