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08-05-2007, 05:22 AM
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How to inspect with a black light - examples shown
Posted By: Gilbert Maines
Grading companies accept some types of cleaning, and reject others. I do not know exactly what is viewed as acceptable, and what is not. But it appears that cleaning by soaking in water is not a problem, while erasing writing is a cause for the card to be downgraded. From the slabbed, bleached card example above, can we conclude that bleaching is an acceptable form of cleaning? 
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