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04-13-2017, 02:02 PM
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I would definitely send this particular card for review in the holder even if I were not seeking a bump because, at least in this photo, the holder seems to be frosted all the way around, and I would want the peace of mind that it is real, or to know from PSA if it isn't.
I hope this thread ends with everyone laughing at me for raising a false alarm, but that level of frosting would greatly concern me. 
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