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All The Hype
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Have a BC auto with an auto that is smudged in one spot. Is there a way to wipe this clean without compromising the surface of the card?
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Any way to clean a smudged signature?
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TomMurry
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q tip and rubbing alcohol
Pine Tar
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I find this to work real well. :lol: No really what Garko said
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All The Hype
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Pine Tar said:I find this to work real well. :lol: No really what Garko
Thanked for great advice.
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GarkoCollector said:
I wouldn't bother. If it's part of the signature, you're probably going to mess up the rest of the signature. I've cleaned up surface scuffs with said method, but I wouldn't touch a signature with it.
Scan?
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All The Hype
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Tried the alcohol q-tip method and it worked wonders.
It's tough to see because it's not even that severe, but just to the left of the 'M' is a bit of smudging (which is now gone). I've been considering sending this card for grading ever since I pulled it, but a minor roller scratch and the sig smudge have held me back. The smudge isn't a big deal although it probably would have made the auto grade a 9. I think I might give it a try now though. Anyone have success grading a card with a roller mark?
It's tough to see because it's not even that severe, but just to the left of the 'M' is a bit of smudging (which is now gone). I've been considering sending this card for grading ever since I pulled it, but a minor roller scratch and the sig smudge have held me back. The smudge isn't a big deal although it probably would have made the auto grade a 9. I think I might give it a try now though. Anyone have success grading a card with a roller mark?
ALL_THE_HYPE said:Tried the alcohol q-tip method and it worked wonders.
It's tough to see because it's not even that severe, but just to the left of the 'M' is a bit of smudging (which is now gone). I've been considering sending this card for grading ever since I pulled it, but a minor roller scratch and the sig smudge have held me back. The smudge isn't a big deal although it probably would have made the auto grade a 9. I think I might give it a try now though. Anyone have success grading a card with a roller mark?
I see it, next to the M...right?
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All The Hype
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Yep just to the left of it. Not a huge deal but probably would drop the auto grade to a 9 if I sent it to BGS.
TomMurry
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ALL_THE_HYPE said:Tried the alcohol q-tip method and it worked wonders.
It's tough to see because it's not even that severe, but just to the left of the 'M' is a bit of smudging (which is now gone). I've been considering sending this card for grading ever since I pulled it, but a minor roller scratch and the sig smudge have held me back. The smudge isn't a big deal although it probably would have made the auto grade a 9. I think I might give it a try now though. Anyone have success grading a card with a roller mark?
Glad it worked for you.
