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04-23-2012, 02:33 PM
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Wrinkles in PSA 5s
I have started amassing a number of PSA 5 T206s again, because they are more plentiful than their SGC 60 counterparts. I am quickly reminded of why I abandoned PSA on my last approach to the Monster -- the dreaded, hard to see wrinkles in PSA 5s.
Now, granted, most casual collectors cannot find these things. But I happen to see more than a fair share of them in PSA 5 holders. I have never -- really never -- seen an SGC 60 T206 with a crease in it. SGC does say that its 60s may have "one VERY slight surface or 'spider' crease may exist on one side of the card," but I have never seen one that passed muster with them in a 60. Seems like every few PSA 5 T206s I come across have a hairline fracture or spider wrinkle or something akin. Does anybody else have this issue? Is PSA more permissive on this stuff -- or are they just missing it?
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