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03-13-2007, 04:53 AM
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Yes..same card as in the other thread but...color variation?
Posted By: Dave
Having read your posts in the past I do feel your pretty knowledgeable when it comes to altering cards....with all due respect on this one however, I kind of get the feeling if someone had the knowledge and a reason to change the color on the O'Leary, wouldn't that person also have enough know-how to soak the card and get the paper glued on the back to come off? Not sure otherwise what the benefit would be from doing the color alterations..when in effect by simply soaking the card in addition they could have easily had a PSA 5 or even PSA 6...just a thought to ponder. 
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