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Originally Posted by scooter729
And then there's the other end of the spectrum. I just got this back from SGC. I bought it from an 80 year old, the uncle of a good friend, who bought this as a 10 year old.
Apparently a light crease (hard to see in the scan) and a light back stamp (of the person's name) is enough to get just a 1 these days.
There really should be more done to differentiate cards at the lower end of the grading scale. This is so much nicer than most 1's, many of which look like they were left out in the rain overnight. Does this really deserve a 1??
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The ink stamping should drop it down to a 2 if I'm reading their standards correctly. I guess the card's other flaws dropped it even lower.