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12-20-2018, 05:24 PM
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Writing, depending on what kind, adds a bit of character to the card. That's not a problem.
Paper loss, on the other hand, is a deal breaker for me. Cards with paper loss on the back, especially cards that contain player information like Goudeys, are too damaged for my tastes. 
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