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09-15-2002, 06:39 PM
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PSA qualifier & pricing
Posted By: TBob
on their grading. I have seen PSA 5 T207 Lowdermilks that are 5-95 and no MC designation. It is a known fact that almost EVERY Lowdermilk is going to be between 0-100 and 10-90 but according to their standards they should be receiving an "OC" or "MC". 
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