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Old 08-21-2019, 10:46 AM
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I love the 1970's sets, but the stains on the back of some cards is driving me crazy. It seems to be really bad on the 73's. I swear it seems like more appear every time I look at my sets. Do these bother anyone as much as me? What causes these stains?
Don't sweat it, Mac; it's probably a simple wax stain from the wrapper, or possibly a tiny gum stain. The powder Topps used to coat their slabs of gum was very effective, but here and there in the heat of summer .....

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Old 08-21-2019, 02:14 PM
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Yea as mentioned either from the wax or gum. This isn't unique to 70s cards. There are a few 50s Bowman cards with very common back stains. And I remember seeing them in the 80s and early 90s opening packs as a kid.
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I have collected all the Topps sets in ungraded form and I like gum stains. They add character and authenticity to cards. The only gum stains I have avoided are the intentionally manufactured ones in that one Topps Heritage set, 2016 I think

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