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05-11-2014, 09:31 PM
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I definitely noticed the trimmed corner, I just wonder why SGC didn't label the card the way their scale display's codes on certain no grades, kinda leaves (altered) wide open.
Or does (altered) signify multiple alterations? I still love the card for the card not the holder, just wish they would have labeled it as "trimmed" if that was the only alteration.
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