"AUTHENTIC" graded cards are not always what that "A" represents them to be ?

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11-21-2016, 06:31 PM

tedzan

Ted Zanidakis

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Quote:

Originally Posted by njdunkin1

I think a huge part of it is the grader, for real. Check out this Bastian that just sold on eBay not too long ago - looks quite small to me (trimmed), but still received a letter grade. SGC is usually pretty good about this, I bet this one slipped through their fingers. What do you think, Ted?

NJ

It does appear to be on short side (top to bottom), as is evident by the gap in the upper part of the SGC frame.

The SGC grader probably had a hectic day grading 100's of cards, and this one was graded near the end of the day.

TED Z
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