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12-22-2013, 02:24 PM
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All in one - I'm disappointed and I'm amazed.
I'm a bit disappointed the auction house isn't posting a Before and After picture of the restoration to let everyone know exactly the amount of "restoration" that took place. I'm amazed that something that damaged could be "restored" to look as it does now. How much does restoration work like that cost? It's absolutely AMAZING.
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