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#11
10-28-2006, 08:45 PM
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opinions- is taking a crease out really altering?
Posted By: JK
At first, I agreed with Adam's post. Specifically, we should accept restoration and take it out of the closet and make it above board. Then I read Greg's post and he made an excellent point regarding the one of a kind nature of most art work. I wonder if we uniformally began to accept restored cards (which implies that disclosure would become the norm) if what we would see is everyone starting to do it, ultimately making many cards "high grade" and thereby decreasing the value of our own material in the long run. 
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