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#11
12-30-2008, 05:20 AM
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Hobby Panic in 2009
Posted By: Lance
WE are concerned. If and when our dog decides to eat a favorite rare card or cards, when the pieces are "retrieved", are WE ethically allowed to tape or glue the pieces back together? If so, WE were wondering if the said card or cards would be considered more rare do to "limited" production or would they become "reproductions"? Our final concern is weather or not the "new" card would be worthy to be graded? 
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