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05-15-2014, 05:27 PM
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T206 that was glued into a book
So, cards aren't really my thing, but I do have one T-206 that I picked up ages ago...its nothing special, condition isn't great, player is nobody of note.
It was glued into a book at some point over the last 100 years, and has residue and paper from that stuck to the back. I'd kind of like to see the back...don't want to destroy the card though. Does anyone have any ideas for removing the residue and old paper from the back? I've never tried anything...thought about a hair dryer, but figured I'd ask first in case there's a better idea. 
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