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05-15-2007, 07:24 AM
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Restoration
Posted By: Mike
Let me qualify my earlier thread....of course some things need to be cleaned and or preserved. Antique cars for instance. Art work. Historical buildings. And sometimes if cleaning actually helps or saves something from decaying or rotting, well then of course it should be done. But for those who take items and alter or clean and or change them, in order to deceive folks, and or to change a grade that a third party has given it, in order to make a dollar. I don't believe in absolutes, and of course there is a time for some cleaning and or restoration. I am against card restoration. But that is for the other forum. 
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