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09-07-2005, 03:23 PM
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grade ?????????
Posted By: Brent Butcher
Yes, I have cracked BVG holders and resubmitted to psa with good luck. Usually a bump up grade wise BUT that lower edge does look a little to sharp and doesn't look right although I guess it could be the sleeve BVG uses that is causing it to look like that. Be careful breaking a card out of a Beckett holder....very tough! I usually wrap the card in a towel and hit the edges with a hammer. Once you have the plastic edge completely broken off you can pry it apart with a screwdriver and then just cut the card out of the sleeve. Good luck! 
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