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09-13-2014, 08:48 PM
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I was watching that one and was thinking the same. Given it already looks like many 2's, maybe 2.5-3 wihout considering the nibbled off corner, I thought it looked overgraded.
It's pretty nuts how a little patch of rear paper loss means no higher than a 1.5, but a chunk of the card can be missing and get a 2. All said, buyers' personal preference definitely supersedes the number. If you don't mind a missing corner it's for you. I for one have little issue buying lower graded OC cards, or those with a little patch of paper loss. 
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