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11-15-2003, 05:23 AM
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PSA is really ticking me off
Posted By: warshawlaw
I just got a 1924 V137 Willard's Benny Leonard in a "6". The issue is tall and narrow. PSA put it in their typical wrinkly sleeve in an oversized holder and when the card came in the mail,it was practically sideways in the holder, with two opposite corners lodged under the "ribs" of the PSA holder. Had a hell of a time shaking it back into a reasonably straight position. ARGHHH! When are they going to figure out a way to PROPERLY holder the cards they grade??? I'm just glad the card isn't a 7 or 8, because after the rough ride the corners took, it wouldn't be now. 
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