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08-01-2020, 05:17 PM
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scans
post larger than life scans on a black background ( to observe corners ); on your part , wobble it back and forth under a very strong light source to inspect for any creases or even wrinkles--- that makes it an automatic maximum "4"--- graded usually sells for more than raw. We need much larger scans though. Without problems that is a thousand-dollar card......
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