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08-20-2009, 07:28 PM
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If you split hairs on matters, every card I have ever scanned has been altered. The scanner that I use shows red more in the original scan. I also have to fetter out any imperfection in the surface of the scan such a small speck of dust. E126s are particularly hard for me to scan because picking up the whiteness of the border and still maintain the balance inside the picture border is difficult.
As for removing imperfections in the card itself, that I do not do and, obviously, do not condone. 
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