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09-12-2013, 12:38 PM
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t3
I've found the T3 paper to be quite fragile at the corners particularly which makes me
treat every T3 very gently 'til they're framed. For me, soaking seems too much to do these turkey red beauties. all the best, barry 
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09-12-2013, 04:50 PM
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Thanks all for the input. I have a few with glue spots on the backs, the fronts are decent, overall in poor-fair condition. I think I'll try dabbing the glue spots with a damp paper towel or cotton swab and see what happens. I was hesitant to give the entire card the plunge, I'm glad I inquired here first. I've included a scan of one of the cards, they all have the same 5 glue spots on the back (4 corners and center). I'll post some scans after I try removing the residue. (Scan is actually a t9 back, but they all have the same glue spots)
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