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			| Runscott | 01-05-2012 01:49 PM |  
 
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					Originally Posted by t206hound
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				 The "staining" actually covers about 80% (or more) of the back (top and bottom).  It's likely an instance of scrapbook removal and not a doctoring job. 
 |  Exactly - the paper loss at the top and bottom left corners goes along with this perfectly.
 
Before slabbing, because of the great front, would this be worth the same as a card graded EX by today's standards? 
 
When I first got into T206's, I couldn't understand why anyone even cared about the backs - thought, "WTF - there's no stats!?!  Who cares about an ad?"
 
I still don't care about the vintage stamps, especially the ones that have a 1909-11 date - I think they add to the coolness. |