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09-04-2020, 11:09 AM
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Encapsulation
I think SGC would be more apt to slab this than PSA. I have sent a couple of high value cards that were "less than complete" into PSA and because of the their standard sizes, they have refused to encapsulate them, saying that they couldn't ensure the safety of the card, as it would move around (card doesn't meet minimum size). I thought that was funny, since the cards were trimmed, sliced and diced, what other damage could befall it, but I get it. SGC cuts their black 'frames' to spec it appears.
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