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02-07-2002, 09:34 AM
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just called SGC
Posted By: runscott
They wouldn't put a "460" series designator on my Broadleaf, or a "Factory 42" designator on my Piedmont. They said that unless it's listed in "the price guide" as a variation, they won't do it. When I asked what price guide they used, they said Beckett! I also noticed that they participate in "The Pit". 
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