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<description><![CDATA[I have bronze age books and some copper that weren't stored very well their first 1-2 decades.  Does any soiling from ink transfer (assuming that's what it is) make the book at best a 6.0?  So far I've been looking at it as a flaw that ranges from minor to major, depending on how extensive it is.  Below is the back cover of my Sandman vol 1 #1.  If a book had no other flaws but this, how would you grade it?<br/><br/>Edit: I spotted a thread on reddit related to this and picked up a new term, "stacking dirt".  The white eraser cleaning method worked, so it wasn't ink staining.  But I'm still interested in knowing the answer to this question.<br/><i>edited by aamaharris on 11/14/2020</i>]]></description>
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