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08-30-2022, 02:45 PM
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Ted card
Brandon- first off, GREAT cards! I'm glad you finally got it in a proper holder.
I have also noticed recently, on our beloved site, a couple of PSA T206s that were given "MC" qualifiers because a microscopic portion of the player's name and team were cut (by the factory) off at the bottom. This is insane, it just cripples the value of wonderful cards, and utterly fails to take into account the inexact nature of less sophisticated printing techniques from 100+ years ago. It's the work of small minds- Trent King 
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