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12-09-2002, 08:20 PM
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removing cards from scrapbooks...
Posted By: David
If you're trying to remove a card and have it remain in high grade, I say "Good luck." I've removed (via boiling and other means), but all the cards were in rough shape in the first place, and all were blank backed. Cards on thin stock (ala 19th century trade cards) often warp when boiled. You might end up with a Tobin Litho Cap Anson shaped like a Pringle. 
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