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![]() For me the line is easy the day a glass of tap water can make stains like these disappear, and the day items like this are sold with disclosure about the cleaning undergone be sure to let me know. http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=132902 Otherwise you are doing something to alter the appearance of the card found and therefore increasing its value with secrecy which to me is not on the up and up. Also if our hobby was so excepting of this it would be disclosed all the time hmmm I wonder why it's never mentioned in auction write ups? Just because one may spread icing on a turd doesn’t make it chocolate cake in my book regardless if I can taste the difference or not. ![]() Cheers, John |
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