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03-23-2005, 09:27 AM

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Soaking stamps

Posted By: Brian C.

I know this is not wuite vintage, but i figured you all might have some knowledge on the subject.
I have a 1955 dodgers Golden stamps book with all of the stamps attached to the slots they belong.

I am wondering if soaking them to get them off the pages will cause them to be ungradeable?

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