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04-27-2011, 10:01 AM
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Condition Defects on Ur Pre-War Cards
In general, which of these are possibly acceptable condition issues and which ones do you refuse to tango with?
1) Ugly crease 2) Small writing or marks (intials, stamps etc) 3) Badly miscut edge/terrible centering 4) Punchhole/staple hole 5) Border Tear/Rip 6) Out of Focus Image 7) Trimmed Edges 8) Heavy surface staining 9) Major Loss of surface gloss/wear 10) Noticeable Paper loss back The only ones I will do the two-step with is: 2, 3 and MAYBE 4. Feel free to add a few major defects to the list. 
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