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03-15-2011, 11:48 AM
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What about Gold Borders?
Thanks for all of the info. I tried soaking an old T206 that was pasted in a scrapbook and it had a Hindu back. The soaking worked pretty good, but I noticed on one card I did the white borders came out a little darker/"dirty". Not much, but they were definitely not as white as when I put the card in. Any suggestions?
Also, is soaking ok on Gold Border cards? 
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