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06-03-2012, 12:48 PM
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I had a 33 Goudey HOF with multiple creases in one. I finally decided to convert my Goudey's to PSA holders. The card came back with "Altered Stock". I question what they meant by that and said there were multiple creases so why would anyone alter it and leave those.
This is the response I got back: "Your card did not qualify for a numeric grade because it appeared to have some signs of 
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