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09-16-2003, 08:37 PM
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How can a proof be graded?
Posted By: TBob
I received an M116 proof card back from GAI today. I was attempting a cross-over from another grading company which is not one of the Big 3. GAI sent it back, still encapsulated in the old holder, stating it was trimmed on the top edge. My question is this: how in the world could a proof card EVER be graded because they are, by their very nature, trimmed, if not the top edge, then cut all around. Any suggestions? Maybe SCD Authentic or does SCD or PSA tag cards (or proofs) as authentic now? 
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