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Originally Posted by fballguy
the question should be...
How can a company who bills itself as the "largest and most trusted third-party grading and authentication company in the world" and states "when you buy a psa-graded collectible or submit an item to psa for grading, you get the most accurately graded collectible in the hobby", plead ignorance here? If they can't identify an altered card, how can they promise what they do?
A company that did that would be guilty of something, right?
Or am i missing something?
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