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01-11-2025, 09:18 PM
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Baseball card restoration
https://restorationbyjm.com/
See under additional services. He has been doing this a long time. It would certainly be interesting to see a past and present (card) client list, and to know whether those clients disclose his work when they sell. If, of course, there is anything to disclose, maybe it's all just using water. 
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