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03-02-2011, 08:18 AM
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Does this affect Exhibit grade?
I have this 1928 blank back Exhibit of Dazzy Vance. There is a white "spot" on the image just to the left of his right elbow. It appears to me to be some sort of flaw from when it was printed, because the surface over the "spot" is no different than the rest of the card. Assuming this "spot" is original to the card, how does it affect the grade? Has anyone ever seen these on Exhibits before? Thanks.
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