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03-24-2014, 08:05 PM
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I do not believe it is wrong to restore/conserve/repair works of art so they may be enjoyed by many.
I had a patient once who did paper restoration...and I had him remove pieces of scotch tape from an autographed maris rookie I got from my neighbor growing up as a kid. I'm happy...the card looks much better than before...I will likely keep the card most of my life anyway. I had Dick remove some nasty tape from an m101-3 cobb...and he did a fine job and I am much happier with the card now! It's still a beater grade wise...and you can obviously still see tape residue...but it's much more presentable. I don't have a problem with removals if they do not affect the card otherwise. I have a problem with adding color, adding corners, trimming, changing captions, bleaching...etc. Last edited by ullmandds; 03-25-2014 at 12:02 PM. 
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