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I posted this question under the July pick-ups thread, but the question isn't getting much traction. I just picked up a 1909 Colgan’s Chips card of Jack Knight. The card has some scrapbook paper remnants on the back. I’ve successfully soaked tobacco cards before, but never one of these Colgan’s Chips cards. Does anyone have any experience soaking one or any tips for me?
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