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Old 03-26-2014, 12:25 PM
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I was hoping for a fun game of "Guess that stain!"

Here's one in my collection I've been wondering about lately. It doesn't help that Hank's staring right at it! Anyone want to guess? Maybe bubble gum juice?

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I'm with Leon, I take each stain at face value unless it came from this seller
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Old 03-26-2014, 03:59 PM
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I will leave this science to you guys. I don't want to think about it.
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I was hoping for a fun game of "Guess that stain!"

Here's one in my collection I've been wondering about lately. It doesn't help that Hank's staring right at it! Anyone want to guess? Maybe bubble gum juice?
This card was graded by an individual on Plavix, who sustained a paper cut while handling this card with razor sharp corners prior to encapsulation. The stain is blood. This is a legitimate example of PSA's DNA.
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Sweat, because that card is hot!
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That looks like a tobacco stain after it has been soaked. (Not saying that it is soaked).

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is most often a paper on paper issue with areas exposed to the light or elements and reacting with the stock. I've seen it artifically done on paper to effect an aged look and see it legitimately all the time when dealing with trade cards......
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Yep, laying on something like newsprint with another card in between. The brown acidic paper transfers somehow to the paper touching it.
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