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01-25-2008, 10:09 AM
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Am I reading the quote from the PSA grader correctly in this article?
Posted By: Doug
Thats a good idea, but what happens when the grader says "The card is so outstanding, it would have been sacreligious to call that card trimmed and completely devalue it." so they put it in an unaltered holder anyway? 
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