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Oh, I missed it, my bad. The back looks better than most of these, but there's some staining/toning and the bottom and top right corners have something going on. Not sure but looks like spots where the card was adhered to something at some point. I can't be sure of anything from the scans but I'd be very skeptical of any "missing red" that also has back problems.
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I hope you don't think I'm picking on your card Harrison because I'm
not I just think potential buyers should know the facts about some of the "missing color" cards. Some of them were cataloged and graded before there was evidence that most of these are post production fading and I think some sellers know this and are taking advantage of buyers. It's up to the buyer to decide but I think they should know about the possibility that it might just be faded instead of missing color. Personally I wouldn't pay a premium for any of them even one with a clean back. Here's a card that a member soaked and there is no way that anyone could tell from a scan that it was soaked. Chris B Soak.jpg I think it's a combination of certain types of adhesives and some other factor like sunlight or heat that causes the fading. Adhesives can have an effect on all types of materials. If your installing black or green marble your supposed to use an epoxy to set them instead of a thin set mortar or ceramic tile adhesive. The reason for this is both the thin set and tile adhesive are water base and if you use them to install the marble it can cause the marble to warp and turn the corners up. Adhesive has a different effect on white marble. You have to use a white thin set instead of grey or ceramic tile adhesive if you use either of those two the trowel notches show through the front of the marble. |
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In today's mailbag...
I dunno, I still think the Sweeney's with missing red ink are kinda cool...
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