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03-27-2018, 01:09 PM
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Sometimes a mark on a card looks like it's post production but it actually isn't
When I first looked at this Mitchell card I thought at some point it had
been marked with a black marker. Mitchell.jpg But after a little research it turns out the mark occurred during the printing process. Mitchell With Black Mark.jpg SGC doesn't put MK qualifiers on the their cards but if this card was sent to PSA for a crossover it would most likely receive a MK qualifier and rightfully so. Even under magnification you can't tell that it occurred during the printing process. Last edited by Pat R; 10-26-2018 at 08:27 AM. 
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