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If the Gherig had simply been cleaned I think that would have been ok. A light surface cleaning is acceptable in nearly every field, as the dirt will eventually cause damage.
At first I had a few doubts that the two were the same. The various marks are all from the production process, and I wouldn't be surprised to see two nearly identical cards. But thinking about it, the circumstances that would lead to there being two nearly identical Goudeys in that condition would be unlikely. One of the things that made me think they were the same was the slight diamond cut, especially of the lower border. It's odd that someone would retain that diamond cut while trimming. But if it was done on a factory type cutter, The edges would remaim paralell, so the diamond cut would remain. And the cuts would be almost impossible to tell from factory. Perhaps this is what will get TPG to look at things in more detail and for a bit longer. Steve B |
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