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FreeOnlineGames
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To answer the last question first, what I'd do is throw it in the trash. Not worth the time or money to do otherwise, IMO. The very fact it came from Franklin Mint in the first place makes it worthless.
As for your other questions, you need look no further than your phone directory to find your local frame shops and get them to give you estimates.
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DaBeatBass
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Ahem ! The fact that I enjoy the print makes it priceless. (IMHO) I do not own or did not buy the print for its monetary value or worth but my aesthetic enjoyment.
moo
Moo, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Mooed; p. pr. & vb. n. Mooing.] [Of imitative origin.] To make the noise of a cow; to low;
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limerpharm
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learn a few foreign language phrases and maybe THEN you'll get it! Where I live, this time of year is indeed muy caliente! (for your enlightenment - pronounced... need I say it?)
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transreality
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You're assuming there will still be paper in whole form left after all that. I suggest that there may be nothing but pulp left, depending on the paper of course...
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pranzo
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I'm a printmaker. I used to be a photographer. I put paper through water baths all the time for many purposes. Most paper is quite a bit tougher than you'd think.
It does depend on the paper of course - but even linters (that is sheets of dried pulp used for making paper by hand) take quite a bit of soaking and beating up before they become pulp again.
Bye Martin
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