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02-03-2003, 05:55 AM
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psa question
Posted By: thomas mcconnell
i have a card graded psa 8 (pd) i thought it meant print dot which i cannot find and than someone said it meant a print defect like snow but i still cant find anything wrong even under magnifacation any imput on this ? 
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02-05-2003, 10:15 AM
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psa question
Posted By: Marc S.
Probably might sell slightly above a PSA 6 price. The card might sell better if you had it regraded NQ if it could pull a 7. From the sounds of it -- that may not be much of a problem, since a 7 is allowed to have more print imperfections than an 8. Did you check the reverse of the card? You could always have the card reviewed -- or take it to a PSA booth at a show to have them show you the PD.
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