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Question 1, assuming price was reasonable and reflected the defect, would the paper loss dissuade you from buying the card?

Question 2, how would you characterize the extent of paper loss? Tiny? Small? Moderate? Significant?

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1. The paper loss would not dissuade me from buying the card. The front is spectacular.

2. I would characterize the paper loss as moderate. It's large enough to be a distraction, and very noticeable.
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