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03-23-2007, 07:19 AM
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Your most expensive accident
Posted By: Ed
Trusting an art dealer to frame T3s. They agreed not to use any adhesives. Thirty years later, I open to find black tape with a rubber cement like adhesive on top of them. It was only on a small portion of the top of the card, but it made me want to puke. I changed my login name to Merkle for this reason. 
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