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Old 12-23-2012, 11:14 AM
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Larry,,,What do you think that was on your two soaked cards...tobacco most likely? How long did you soak them to get those results?...I have only soaked to remove paper , not stains.....
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Mike,
I soaked them in water over night. I think both cards for the most part were dirty with tobacco stains.

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Larry,,,What do you think that was on your two soaked cards...tobacco most likely? How long did you soak them to get those results?...I have only soaked to remove paper , not stains.....
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Larry, the colors on the front seem to have faded a bit after the soak; is this accurate or is it just the scans?
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it's the scan quality
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the results are in
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nice improvement larry!
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Has anyone had luck with soaking 1933 Goudeys?
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