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05-09-2008, 07:02 AM
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What Do You Consider Card Doctoring?
Posted By: leon
I didn't see where Frank said he would take a crease out. He said he would unfold it. There would be a crease in it. I wouldn't tell someone I unfolded it and they would be able to see the crease. Not too long ago I sold a high end card to a board member and told him that I erased a very tiny and light pencil mark from the blank back. The card was in an SGC80 holder. The mark nor any indentation could be seen at all but I still told him I erased a mark. I agree disclosure is important but maybe not the end of the world. Personally, if I buy a card and can't see anything with a loop I don't really care....I have more important things to worry about. To each their own....regards 
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