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View Poll Results: Is it ok to restore collectibles?
Yes in all cases 7 4.43%
Yes, but must be disclosed 98 62.03%
Not in sports, but okay for other collectibles 15 9.49%
Never, just let them be 28 17.72%
Only when Bill Mastro or Doug Allen say its ok 10 6.33%
Voters: 158. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 07-10-2015, 08:12 AM
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As was said, there is only one painting and it is meant to be displayed. So I think we can all agree that a restored painting is going to be preferable to look at than a fading, hole ridden and unrecognizable work of art will be. The Last Supper is barely original. The rest has been repainted over centuries over and over again. Also everyone hated it when it was painted, so it was nearly bombed out during WWII. Do you want to look at what we have today or what it would look like on its own?

Cards are totally different. For the average vintage card, there will be thousands and maybe hundreds of thousands of them, each one more or less exactly the same as the last. So why would anyone prefer a faux, touched up version of a card that comes in such a large edition when you can get a real, original one any time you want?

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