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Old 05-30-2016, 07:59 AM
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just leave them be.
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I don't know that soaking will help Lefty a whole lot so I might leave that one alone, especially because it is already slabbed, but I agree that it is bath time for Matty.
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I agree with the above. Matty is a prime example of a soak-worthy card.
I think it will turn out great.
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I would soak them both you have nothing to lose .
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Thanks for the advice guys! I'm going to try the Matty. I'll post pics win or lose!!
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