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Old 01-08-2020, 11:50 AM
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Default New Hobby Saying

Someone on the Blowout forum said it about a trimmed PSA card.

"It has perfect centering: 45/45."

I think that should be the new saying about perfectly centered PSA cards: 45/45 centering.
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That’s funny
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That was Peter Spaeth.
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BWAHAHAHA! Nice one!
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That's pretty funny....

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Someone on the Blowout forum said it about a trimmed PSA card.

"It has perfect centering: 45/45."

I think that should be the new saying about perfectly centered PSA cards: 45/45 centering.
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The scandal gives whole new meaning to the term "short cut"
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The scandal gives whole new meaning to the term "short cut"
.... and "Selling Short".
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…. and Small Traditions
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Does anyone think any card alterers will do jail time ?

I think sadly none will.....to hard to prove.

This will all blow over.....alleged number 1 offenders are still going strong doing business ....TPG’s are still slabbing a record amount of cards .......

It’s all up to the Buyer/Buyer Beware.....I think it’s all priced in.
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.... and "Selling Short".
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Old 01-19-2020, 01:55 PM
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New Hobby Saying....

"It's PSA's opinion that......"
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