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08-13-2015, 07:54 AM
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No, for cards....
I don't think I would ever use tape on a card but I have used tiny pieces of archival tape to reinforce display pieces, or letters, a few times. I only use it when it is where a piece about to fall off or there will be significant more harm caused if nothing is done. If it is even close to being ok, while being left alone, then that is what I do.
But "no" to tape on cards. Good luck.
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