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10-09-2020, 08:29 AM
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Does that mean a 2 day service criteria is based on the day the package was reported to have been opened by the TPG?
For PSA: Holy cow - I just looked it up and a 2 day service is $200/card (card value < $4,999). If declared card value > $100,000, then it's $5K to have the card graded.
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