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08-20-2014, 07:12 PM
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Brad, nice write up and spot on with my own experiences. I have probably soaked at least a few hundred different cards, stamps and ephemera myself. If a card is totally submerged it will usually change a shade (or more) in my experiences too. Admittedly I haven't tried your specific way of minimizing the color change, but I think I have done something close by trial and error.
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