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http://dicktowel.com/ Sent from my 0PJA2 using Tapatalk
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ISO 2013 FB CHRIS HARPER (26 1/1's), COLLIN KLEIN (2 1/1's) & ARTHUR BROWN (7 1/1's) RARITIES 1959 Topps Set 560/572 - 97.9% 1958 Topps Set 428/495 - 86.5% 1955 Topps Set 157/206 - 76.2% 1957 Topps 303/407 74.4% |
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LOL!!!!
It's Dick Towle, Gone with the Stain. Not Dick Towel...... Spelling makes all the difference! My favorite cereal as a kid was Mr. Wonderful's Surprise. It was a great cereal, and I got to put a scoop of ice cream in my cereal everyday at breakfast, before school. Mom sent me off to school hopped up all day on sugar. The early 70's were great, you could be a kid, and the cereal was sugar packed. You can still find small blogs on this cereal, and images of the box. Just be sure to include the word " cereal " in the search, or you will find out what Mr Wonders Surprise is.
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Ha, no I saw the spelling difference, but that was (obviously) the firs thing I thought of since I have the humor of a 15 year old at times despite being almost 40.
I went & bought 'em tonight...soaked one of the commons, the glue sort of came off...I let two of the spots sit alone, and two of the spots I agitated with a Q-tip...the agitated ones came off...don't think I took any paper with it...the ones I left alone didn't seem to have any affect. It soaked for about 2-3 minutes... It is drying between paper towels between 2 wooden boards at the moment, will check it here in a half hour or so
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ISO 2013 FB CHRIS HARPER (26 1/1's), COLLIN KLEIN (2 1/1's) & ARTHUR BROWN (7 1/1's) RARITIES 1959 Topps Set 560/572 - 97.9% 1958 Topps Set 428/495 - 86.5% 1955 Topps Set 157/206 - 76.2% 1957 Topps 303/407 74.4% |
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Let us know how they turn out and post some pics!
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I would leave them for longer than 2-3 minutes. More like the 30 minutes range. That might free up some of that glue on it's own without agitating. It won't hurt the card any more. JMO from a long-avowed soaker...................
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