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01-13-2025, 10:29 AM
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With movie posters and such, restored posters are much more widely accepted, but the existence of alteration has to be disclosed and affects the value. Not disclosing it is considered fraud.
Much of the acceptance of restoration is due to old posters often being delicate (old movie poster paper is often thin and fragile), and that they are large and meant to be hung on a wall. 
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01-13-2025, 10:55 AM
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Disclosure negates fraud. But with baseball cards, the crowd claiming X Y and Z are acceptable, and/or that people don't care, NEVER have a good answer to the question, so why don't you disclose? Ask them and watch the BS start.
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