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07-31-2007, 09:37 PM
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How to detect a reglossed card - w/ examples
Posted By: Kevin Saucier
Sorry Jim, I have no clue about the 55's and Global. I do know that less than a year ago I showed Mike my style of reglossing, the exact process used and how to identify. I also gave them a high-gloss 1956 Adventure Tunney (normally kinda' dull) for their doctored card display collection, which will hopefully be at the National. Although it may not since Nationals are not on a Monday (LOL). 
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