Question re E121-120 American Caramel Cards

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01-19-2015, 01:14 PM

glchen

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Could the tan back possibly be due to heat, moisture, humidity damage? It's modern, but I had a 1984 Donruss set that I purchased from ebay that looked like it had darkened because of this.

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