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id presume e95's would soak just fine.
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The Black Swamp Find! MY gosh, could you imagine being submerged in a black swamp for a century, and coming out like THAT!
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I read this thread and didn't see anyone mention T207. I have a few T207's with that have a couple spots of glue on the back. The glossy front concerns me. Anyone ever soak a T207?
I am not even sure I would soak them because I am on the fence about whether it is ethical. The long-term affect it will have on cards concerns me. I guess I am leaning towards it being ethical because in some cases, like removing stains, it may preserve the card. |
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"Chicago Cubs fans are 90% scar tissue". -GFW |
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I soaked Salmon and Trout and they liked it!
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Mike, a braisen move on your part.
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