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08-22-2004, 10:17 AM
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SIGNIFICANCE OF "HIGHEST SGC GRADE"
Posted By: Jay Miller
I just was looking at some Old Judge on ebay and I noticed that someone had an SGC40 Ewing listed as highest SGC graded (1/3). Along the same lines as Joe's string, does this guy actually believe that this is the best, one of the best, or even a really nice Ewing, or is he simply trying to hype an otherwise ugly card. SGC does a great job slabbing cards but I believe that for many cards being the highest graded is pretty well meaningless. What do you guys (guyettes) think? 
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