SOLD 1952 Topps Rosen & Reynolds conserved or altered you pick the adjective

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Originally Posted by 71buc

Selling a pair of free range 1952 Topps that I paid to have altered/conserved a few years ago. I have included before and after pictures. The remnants of the work on the Rosen is more visible so I suppose you could call that evidence of alteration. The work done on Allie isn't as readily visible so perhaps that's conservation? Meh...you can call them whatever you want. Nonetheless, I'm asking $40.00 delivered for the pair via PayPal. If I recall that's what I paid for alteration/conservation. At that price they are probably just plain old cards and not considered assets.

I am curious, and surprised the ink was able to be removed, but I am wondering if the impression from the pen still remains or was that somehow removed as well?

Originally Posted by calvindog

Great thread, I laughed out loud for real.

It’s such a shame the assets were conserved but not conserved and Mosered. You could have then sold them through PWCC and done something good for the hobby.