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Posted By: Dave
Restoring a card imo is no different than destroying a card's place in history. Is it really any different than the jackass card companies of today taking a Babe Ruth jersey and slicing it into little bits and selling them each attached to cards? There are only so many cards left today of the upper thousands that were produced in that time period, to destroy the integrity of the card is just plain wrong. |
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