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04-20-2016, 07:49 PM
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it has been discussed ad nauseum what people consider acceptable regarding soaking and other alterations. Most...myself included feel that most high grade cards in the hobby today were at one time likely in albums and soaked for removal.
I do not care if a card has been soaked...its undetectable and the card is improved. If you don't like soaking...good for you. And if you don't get what the difference between soaking and trimming is...then you're an idiot! 
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