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02-23-2014, 02:23 PM
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Need a little of advice on a Carmelo Deportivo album
Hi Everyone,
I picked up a 1945-1946 Carmelo album off eBay a week or so ago. The set is complete minus the Reyes card. The cards look great, but the condition of the album itself is pretty rough--lots of stains and some mildew. I'm debating whether to leave the album alone, or to try and remove the cards by gently soaking them. The cards are solidly glued into the album. Perhaps in the Cuban heat the glue has softened and then re-hardened. I'm just wondering if they would be better preserved in graded holders (for the expensive cards), and top loaders for the commons. Any advice from collectors that have tried removing Cuban cards from an album would be appreciated. Thanks, Joe 
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