Wow.
A.J., I have to agree with the consensus here. The card is accurately graded, and if it were me, there are only two reasons I would even consider sending that card in to PSA. One, if I were crossing all my non-PSA cards over because I wanted uniformity of appearance in my collection, or two, if I were starting a registry set. While anything is possible, I don't think there's much chance that card would get a bump to its grade, so the money I'd be spending on shipping and insurance both ways, and the PSA fees, would be wasted. Moreover, I'm not putting that card in harm's way. The '14 CJ cards are printed on very thin stock, and I just wouldn't trust anybody else to handle it.
You are free to do whatever you want, of course, as it is your card. I hope you carefully weigh all the pros and cons.
Good luck, and let us know what you decide, and what happens from that point going forward.
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