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10-28-2006, 06:28 PM
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opinions- is taking a crease out really altering?
Posted By: Jeff Drum
JOsh I think that main difference may be in that you are talking about a painting that is knowingly restored and advertised as such. Opposed to a crease-free card purporting to be something it isn't. The sellers are not saying, "I once was creased but now am not." They are saying, "Look @ me, I'm a PSA8 or whatever." Big difference to me. 
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