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08-23-2005, 12:20 PM
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This guy must have a relative grading at PSA
Posted By: dan mckee
Peter, my point is that this seller has several cards blatantly over graded in my opinion. I do not consider the coincidences all mistakes. Could I be wrong? Hell yes, wouldn't be the first and won't be the last time. I bet if you took a poll here on this, the majority would agree with me. Any way, I must disagree with you. I hate slabbing but I slab the hell out of most of the ones I am selling and will continue to as long as there are people paying more for the stupid slabs. Hypocrit am I? I don't think so. If people are willing to pay more for a number assigned to a card than that is what I will give them. 
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