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01-30-2017, 09:31 PM
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Advice on grading a trimmed card
Hello everyone,
I am looking for advice on authenticating a card that I'm pretty sure is trimmed. I have a 33 Goudey Ruth that I bought when I was a kid. The original owner cut off the Goudey at the bottom. PSA says they do not grade cards that are altered (although I see some floating around). I'd like to have a basis for insurance purposes. All I really want to know is that the card is authentic. Should I send it in to another grading company? Should I just keep it as raw? Any advice is welcome. Thank you in advance. 
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