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Originally Posted by Clutch-Hitter
And for FYI on how this process works:
When the buyer wants to return the card after it has been inspected and deemed authentic and as described by CGS, the buyer mails the card back to CGS so they can determine it is in the same condition as when it was sold before mailing it back to the seller. It has been handled by multiple people, including the buyer, who sent it back to CGS for grading. This will be the 3rd time CGS will have received the card.
And so you know, even when CGS determines the card is authentic and as described, the buyer can still return citing not as described.
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Disregard. You already answered my question above.