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#11
05-17-2018, 06:52 PM
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I would ask my fellow pre-war collectors about chemical alteration to a card. Knowing what a hundred year old card should smell like, does something like bleaching, or coloring, leave perceptible changes to that natural scent (assuming that a card hasn't also been soaked)?
It makes me ill that we have to have these kinds of discussions. 
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