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09-27-2004, 09:22 PM

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Paper Removal from T206

Posted By: Brian

I have a couple of T206 cards that have scrapbook pieces on the back of the cards.. what is the best way to remove it and also the glue?

after the paper is removed, can these cards be graded? and have yiou ever graded a card after removing paper?

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