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07-15-2006, 09:45 PM
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My new Cobb! Question about crossing over.
Posted By: steve yawitz
Nice card, Rob! I don't think it would get a bump to a 4, but it's not entirely impossible. I also can't see it going down to a 2. Looks like a pretty solid 3 anywhere. So I don't know that it matters much if you send it in slabbed or crack it out yourself. I'd probably go with the latter just because I'd rather remove it myself than have PSA do it. 
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