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01-14-2010, 03:08 PM
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PSA 7 --> SGC Auth
I know it was a card in a PSA holder, but SGC should compensate you some how and like others said they should have inspected the card in the PSA holder first. I really do not think the auction company or SGC did anything seriously wrong, just misfortunate to you that it happened this way and maybe you can get something out of this. The only issue is that SGC did crack it and now you have no proof to go back to PSA, very tough topic to discuss because you also decided to change the holder.
Jimmy
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