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12-10-2002, 07:03 AM
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removing cards from scrapbooks...
Posted By: dan mckee
I never tried boiling water just warm water. I have never had a card damaged from doing this. After dried, you will not be able to tell it was wet. My entire 1962 topps set was under water from a basement flood, yes my basement, all were dried and in near mint condition afterward. I do not grade cards so if you like, I could send one in to see if the very knowlegable, grading experts, never make mistakes graders will slab it, then you will know it is flawless! Of course my 1952 Mantle is slabbed after it soaked into 2 different pieces from about the 10 soaking (don't do this!) I then elmers glued it and put it back together, now it is slabbed! dan. 
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