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08-22-2013, 04:51 PM
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I disagree. Buy a nice art eraser from Staples and gently erase the writing. It would not lower the the technical grade with either PSA or SGC. Most people on here do not consider erasing pencil or soaking glue with water off a T206 as an impermissible alteration. There was a poll on this not too long ago. PSA and SGC are also fine with both practices.
If you choose to sell them eventually, they'd be worth more with less obvious writing. Either way, enjoy the cards!
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