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08-25-2010, 09:40 PM
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Rebacking a card
So I was at dinner with a buddie today and we were talking about altered cards towards the end. The question:
"If you reback a card with the same back it had on it, is it rebacking."  Say a card is soaked for whatever reason, and it delams or the back seperates. 
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