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Old 01-27-2024, 01:54 PM
eltoro2012 eltoro2012 is offline
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Originally Posted by swarmee View Post
With a 1950's Topps card? They were made from much different cardboard than the 1910s cards were. You're more likely to destroy one by soaking it, but it's not really worth anything in the condition it's in.

Soak it in warm distilled water for an hour and see if the paper will separate. It's quite possible that the glue isn't water soluble, but that's really your only shot, IMO.

Appreciate the advice. I know there’s no value there but hoping to see the front so I can at least display it on my desk


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