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11-15-2018, 08:36 AM
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But still, such a great company.
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11-15-2018, 11:32 AM
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Has Monica weighed in?
seriously though that's a terrible picture - without knowing the card with all the shadows and reflections hard to see anything. In any event - I assume it's quite noticeable. From my experience with OJ and other photo cards - image quality and other photo related concepts are not given consideration. Of course staining is a fault and should be accounted for. Can you post a better pic.? SGC is imperfect as is PSA and any other grading company. Does this one really rise to the level of incompetence as some of the many other miss-graded cards we've seen on here?
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