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In general, for a first pin I'd suggest buying one that is in good to very good cosmetic
condition and fix it up from there. It can be very discouraging to put a lot of work
into (any) pin only to have it look shabby. Be patient. EM's are not that hard to work on
once you learn some of the basics.
Steve
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