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08-30-2006, 02:54 PM
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Soaking a card?
Posted By: Peter_Spaeth
I do not mean to lend my approval to any of this by my hypothetical. Personally, as I have stated, soaking does not really bother me for the reasons many have stated, but crease removal does and I PERSONALLY would avoid scenario 4 totally. I am just stating my admittedly cynical views as to what I think would happen in the market, because I think there are enough people buying cards, UNLIKE Jim and yourself and others to be sure, who care more about the label than anything else and they would bid the card up to the same levels. Just my opinion and I hope I am wrong. 
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