Is this fixable with any card cleaning/restoration service? if so lmk please
Some high-grit sandpaper should fix it right up
Don’t actually try
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Maybe, but youd have to join the dark side of the hobby
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let kurt splooge all over it and see what happens
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Please avoid any restoration services or Kurt’s white fluid. Trust us, you really don’t want to damage a card with chemicals.
If you need to clean something on the surface, just use a q-tip and water + ethanol.
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ur fuked
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I see your card has character.
Sorry about these members, merely a bunch of oldheads who can’t get with the times…
All jokes aside, if your using it for your own personal collection, you can use whatever you want. Don’t let members stop you from doing what you think is right.
Put it in a binder and you will never see it again.
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That’s why I hunt PSA 6 and 7’s. The majority of the time, all of the damage is on the back of the card and once I put it in the binder, I will never see the back ever again.
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If that is a pinhole indent, then definitely no. And I would never recommend altering cards.
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Running on fumes, hopes and dreams.
It’s fixable, This is my go to
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I honestly think this is such a niche & funny reference to something that so few people will understand that it has quickly become one of my favourite things on the internet.
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