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12-26-2002, 12:09 PM
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Should cards be cleaned or left alone
Posted By: Hankron
Even if is not visiable to the naked eye and under magnifying glass, erasure marks and old pencil marks can usually be identified in other ways. This post should not be construed as a value judgement on such alterations-- I'm merely pointing out that the collector shouldn't deceive himself into that they can be completely undetectable. 
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