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06-23-2014, 11:08 AM
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Similarly, I suppose, I have an SGC 3.5 CJ which looks all the world like a solid 5--even under magnification. No stains even and no hidden creases, it seems. However, it is 1/16 inch short on the width. I guess that's within limits but do they ever dock a card a grade if they can't say for sure it's trimmed--but still feel like downgrading it for this acceptable printing plant flaw? I'm at a loss to understand the grade otherwise.
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