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03-03-2011, 09:46 PM
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Back Damage on N172 Old Judge
I just bought several N172 Old Judge cards that have some damage from having been removed from a scrapbook. To my untrained eye, the damage does not appear to be horribly bad, but I may be wrong about that. The cards currently sit in PSA Authentic holders. I would rather they be given a true grade by SGC, and was wondering how far down the back damage would pull the cards. The cards on average are about VG-EX, maybe some are EX. I have proivided an image of the back damage below. If I assume that the cards are in VG-EX, do you think that SGC would grade them as a 30 or 20? Would they still get just an Authentic grade?
I am just not sure as to how far down this would take the cards. I appreciate any help, as I think the cards would look better in SGC holders, and that a numeric grade could help them sell better. Take Care, Tom C 
Last edited by btcarfagno; 03-03-2011 at 09:47 PM. 
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