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08-28-2002, 11:17 AM
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Slabbed and altered vintage cards
Posted By: jay berhens
paper restoration in the hands of professional is really hard to detect. I remember back in the mid 80s a lot of very low grade goudeys were bought so that the paper from those cards could be used to rebuild the corners of other Goudeys. I am sure this was probably also done with t206s. 
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