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06-13-2012, 08:32 PM
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I'm a natural skeptic, so I understand why anyone would question the legitimacy of these cards. But I'm curious how someone managed to add the color post-production if they didn't use a brush. I wouldn't put anything past modern technology, but these cards appear to have been in the hobby for a long time. And even after they generated controversy — and SGC announced they wouldn't grade any more due to the controversy — I managed to convince them to grade the Demaree, which is now in an SGC 60 holder with the notation "color proof" added ...
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