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02-05-2019, 02:45 PM
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SEDiMENT IN THE PAPER STOCK
Do you think a card with a "bubble" in the stock should get a (PD) qualifier?
If yes, should this have its own qualifier for a stock flaw or lump it into (PD)? ...which is really for Print. My argument would be that it is a shame to have a Mint looking card get a PSA 6 or 7 because of a factory stock imperfection that can sometimes only be seen on an angle. Interested to hear what the community has to say...
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