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06-05-2013, 11:21 AM
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I've soaked the following successfully (distilled water, never more than a couple hours):
-All Topps issues 1952-1970 (including Venezuelan issues) -1933/1934 Goudey -T206 -T205 -1934-36 Diamond Stars -1949 Leaf The only issue I've ever had with soaking occurred with a 1938 Heads Up Goudey. Some staining appeared on the car that was absent before. Could have just been a one time thing though...
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06-05-2013, 01:05 PM
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T206s for me. I haven't soaked many, but when I have, I ended up with good results. And I soak them for a couple of days, changing the water every few hours (hot, filtered water).
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