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I'd just leave it alone - it kind of adds a little character to it. You're really not going to improve the card much by removing the extra paper and you might actually end up making it less persentable.
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I vote for "Leave it alone" as well. Too much risk for little or no reward...that glue looks like it ain't coming off without a fight.
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Looking for Nebraska Indians memorabilia, photos and postcards Last edited by slidekellyslide; 01-06-2011 at 09:47 PM. |
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I agree with "leave it alone", the nice front image is the key with OJ's, the back is in pretty good shape for an OJ.
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Thanks, guys. I'm convinced. Leave it alone. This card is a good example of how scrapbooks can preserve cards.
Bill |
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