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08-03-2013, 08:57 AM
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Buy the card, not the grade
OK, a before and after shot. 1914 CJ Oldring #8 in that PSA 2.5 holder (that doesn't "hold" the card, hate those cheap oversized that allows the card to swim around) Anyway, I always thought it looked better than that - cracked out, resubmitted and this is what came back at the National. Obviously pleased, but goes back to the question of TPG consistency. Mistakes, opinions, time, etc - all factor in and I get that. 1/2 grade, 1 grade - sure, all the time - even 1 & 1/2 .. but this..?
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