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04-14-2016, 02:37 PM
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Given all of the conjecture, I thought I'd share that I viewed the card in person during a recent preview and while the card appears stellar in the provided image, the lower right corner was smashed and pressed out -- with a couple of "corner creases" evident in the card. It has great eye appeal in the scan with the look of a Near Mint card, but was not quite as attractive in-hand.
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