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06-22-2021, 12:55 PM
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SGC Grading Question
Hello,
I've got the 1934 Goudey Gehrig card pictured below, which I am intending to have graded by SGC for resale purposes (although it's still on the BST should anyone want to make a last minute offer). This would be my first time submitting to SGC, and given the condition of the card (severe paper loss on the back, some small patches of clear plastic tape on the front), I wanted to check with the group first to see if there was any real danger that SGC might refuse to encapsulate the card given its condition (for example, on the basis that it was too altered). Many thanks for any thoughts! 
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