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01-28-2003, 11:30 AM
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Are These Graded Cards Trimmed
Posted By: Mike Williams
I bought a CSA 6 E98 Cobb (Blue) a few years back via mail order. Broke it out of its holder upon arrival and submitted it to SGC (Merkle to be exact). It was rejected due to being altered (i.e. built up corners and recolored). Needless to say, I took a big hit. 
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