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#11
07-30-2009, 11:25 AM
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Got this one.
Every grader I have talked to does not consider soaking in water an alteration and will grade it accordingly. There are times where you can tell a card has been cleaned, it has a different smell and if you look "very very closely" you can sometimes see loose fibers. These tiny hair-like pieces that usually all go the same direction. Also on vintage cards with rounded corners the worn edges will look somewhat cleaner than they should. 
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