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09-24-2008, 08:38 PM
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Bleached card?
Posted By: Matthew R
I beleive the card is a goudey wide pen (creamy variation). The creases on the card seem abnormally white, and somewhat of a weird stain on the back and front of the card. There isnt any signs of an odor. Was this a bleach job gone wrong or is this normal for the type of card? Obviously, goudey wide pens dont hold that much value. So I was just wondering out of curiosity. 
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