Should this be a restored label?

[Chadwick]

Clearly someone tried to remove the "1"

 

[comicquant]

I think someone tried to remove grease pencil that was on the 1... It definitely has the smudgy look associated with an attempt at removal.

[VintageComics]

Clearly someone tried to remove the "1"

 

It only gets a restored label if restorative methods were used (such as aqueous cleaning, etc)

 

If someone uses an erasure it generally isn't considered restoration.

[Dick Pontoon]

 

This is the Golden Record Reprint. It was not printed with a price or issue number. Once upon a time, somebody took a marker to it and wrote in a #"1" and "10¢".

[Chadwick]

 

This is the Golden Record Reprint. It was not printed with a price or issue number. Once upon a time, somebody took a marker to it and wrote in a #"1" and "10¢".

 

Oh I know, I was just wondering if obviously ink removal here would be restoration, I guess its fine as long as it's dry erased.

[VintageComics]

It does raise an interesting question.

 

If someone used acrylic materials and attempted to make the "#1" and "$0.10" look original would it then be resto?

[Chadwick]

Clearly someone tried to remove the "1"

 

It only gets a restored label if restorative methods were used (such as aqueous cleaning, etc)

 

If someone uses an erasure it generally isn't considered restoration.

 

Thanks

[comicquant]

It does raise an interesting question.

 

If someone used acrylic materials and attempted to make the "#1" and "$0.10" look original would it then be resto?

 

I would think it would be considered a defect as opposed to resto.

[joeypost]

It does raise an interesting question.

 

If someone used acrylic materials and attempted to make the "#1" and "$0.10" look original would it then be resto?

 

I would think it would be considered a defect as opposed to resto.

 

This. It would be the same as someone writing on a book with the exception of date/store/names as in the case of certain pedigree books.

[Michelangelo]

 

This is the Golden Record Reprint. It was not printed with a price or issue number. Once upon a time, somebody took a marker to it and wrote in a #"1" and "10¢".

 

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