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10-06-2010, 07:43 AM
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I wouldn't have an issue buying a soaked card. I'd say there's more of an alteration to the card by having paper or glue residue on it. I think it would be like saying an otherwise all original classic car is restored because you took it to the car wash and washed off all of the "original" dirt that it picked up over the years. Then again, that's just my opinion as wrong as some may find it to be.
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