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03-16-2014, 03:32 PM
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Robert, where did I say most or mention any percentage of cards with color variations are due to just UV damage?
I'm simply pointing out That UV can be a cause and is not something that is never seen or some odd occurrence that is hardly seen as announced so boldly by Ted and his statement. I would also disagree with you that T206s aren't sitting in the sun, folk art and displaying cards either glued, pinned or stuck up was common use for these premiums upon issue. Cards don't have sit in the sun for 100 years to be affected. Cheers, John Last edited by wonkaticket; 03-16-2014 at 03:36 PM. 
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