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How do you guys view dried glue residue on the reverse of Type 1 photos? I would add that the residue in no way impacts the front image. Is this a no no among collectors or just varying depending on what one can live with? I can still see the stamp on the reverse. This doesn't bother me as much as trimming would, but I wondered what the rule of thumb is?? Thanks!
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