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09-19-2010, 05:53 PM
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The card looks like it's been soaked once already, otherwise how did they get most of the paper off? Doing a 2nd soaking is taking a big risk, IMO. To me, it has the appearance of a card with a lot of glue residue on there, but not much paper. The residue is harder to get off and you are likely to start losing some of the top layer of the backing. It's still readable as is. Corner wear and any creasing make it riskier to get it wet again, also. It would be a shame to damage the front while trying to slightly improve the back.
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