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Value Restored compared to Unrestored

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Technically With rice paper being archival material If you use the right glue wheat paste and do it nice and use the original staples which is pretty easy to do I will probably be considered professional

 

Anyone who thinks that repairs like that are easy to do has never tried to do it. foreheadslap.gif

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In my opinion this type of "restoration" should not significantly impact a GA book's value. However, until we convince the community otherwise, you are probably talking about a value (at least for re-sale purposes) of between 25% - 45% of OS.

 

Who was the seller that sold you a restored "unrestored" book?

 

I have a bit of problem using OS (when I'm selling) because nothing that is a key or in high demand sells at just OS these days.

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