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12-22-2018, 09:44 AM

celoknob

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It seems to me paper loss is always worse. If you don�t like the writing you can just remove the offending paper and transfer the card into state of �paper loss� instead of �writing�. You can�t do the reverse.

With that said I can often accept cards with either.

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