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The fact that cleaned cards get slabbed is possible because graders are unaware of what to look for.
I'm pretty confident nobody lists on the submission form that these cards were cleaned with chemicals before submitting them. So back to your question David. What can be done? Maybe a collector could purchase a card that has been cleaned to educate himself/herself. Just a suggestion. Jantz |
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