New Pickups, should I regrade?

[Leon]

Leave the graded one as is. It's not hurting anything. Put the other in a penny sleeve and toploader and call it a day. Nice cards...
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[sb1]

The lines are from an old time photo album to hold photos in place, it might have transferred some of the sticky residue to the card. Sometimes it is just toned and no residue.

[DrSatanis]

Originally Posted by sb1

The lines are from an old time photo album to hold photos in place, it might have transferred some of the sticky residue to the card. Sometimes it is just toned and no residue.

It appeared to just be toning, I saw no glue/residue left on the card. But I get how the toning would cause problems.

In that case....I totally overpaid lol. Oh well, learning experience. Biggest issue is I have zero cell service in my LCS, so unless im buying something I planned in advance....I cant research lol.

[sb1]

Originally Posted by Leon

Leave the graded one as is. It's not hurting anything. Put the other in a penny sleeve and toploader and call it a day. Nice cards...
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So many cards could use this treatment. Not everything needs to be slabbed. I continually see people spend hundreds and even thousands of dollars to get nice collector grade material(and lots of low grade) slabbed, when they could have been buying more cards with that money.

[Zach Wheat]

Originally Posted by Leon

Leave the graded one as is. It's not hurting anything. Put the other in a penny sleeve and toploader and call it a day. Nice cards...
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Gotta agree with Leon on this as well