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08-24-2006, 02:52 PM
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Removing tape from vintage cards
Posted By: Peter_Spaeth
Hmmmmm.... alterations again, or do these merely fall in the category of removing something that wasn't there in the first place so they are OK? Are you guys OK if a dealer sells you a card to which this stuff has been done but he doesn't disclose it? OK with submitting cards that have been "worked on" (to find a more neutral term) to the grading services? Last time we had this discussion I know some people were drawing the line at water but now I see discussion of chemicals, don't they alter the fibers of the card? Just curious. 
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