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It never ceases to amuse me as to how all the experts at PSA & PSA/DNA can make so many errors. (Maybe this is really an Orange variation of an E98??). I recently received this back from PSA. On my submission form I even described it as a 1910 W-UNC ORANGE BORDER. I know all I have to do to get it labeled correctly is mail it back at my expense and they will return it correct. Shouldn't have to because an error of this magnitude of such a rare card should NEVER happen in the first place.
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