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Old 12-01-2023, 04:55 PM
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It looks better for sure! I have not ever soaked a card as I am too scared. I have one that I believe would be the perfect candidate but I just cant do it. Its a 53 Mays and its the most I have ever paid for a card, more than 2x as much actually! I paid 1,110 for it a few years ago because I wanted to complete the 53 set (my fave) and that was the only one left. Someone should start a business soaking cards for chickens like me.

I can fix/rescue it for you. I've soaked countless 1953 Topps cards. That stain will definitely come out.

This set is the most challenging set to clean from the 1950s, but if you know what you're doing, you can get them cleaned safely.
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