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11-23-2005, 05:01 PM
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Old Judge
Posted By: Robert
THe grading companies know that there are numerous poses of each player on the cards. Why don't they make a notation on the slab like they do for the other sets? I realize it's a pain to try and figure it out but they have the card in their hands and can easily do it. Trying to figure out whcih type of card it is of a particular player is on the web is a,most impossible. 
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