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08-30-2005, 01:19 PM
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Who would you send it to?
Posted By: Paul
I have a 1933 Ruth Blue Bird that I want to get graded, because it's in such nice shape. It measures 3 15/16 x 5 7/8 on thin card stock. SGC can't slab a card that size. GAI can, but only has a semi rigid holder for a card that size, & PSA "thinks" they can by using one of their 4 x 6 ticket holders. The card is listed on page 45 of the 2005 Standard Catalog. The back has an ad for the Blue Bird grape drink. Thank you. 
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