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07-15-2007, 01:34 PM
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Writing on cards?
Posted By: JK
Actually, given how nice Brian's cards are otherwise, I think they would grade a 30 with SGC. Regardless, Im not sure I agree that they would sell for that much more in the psa slab - personally, I think that the MK grade for something like that is a farce as the writing is far too distracting to simply be noted as a MK (heck, what if someone had scribbled all over the front - would they still only be designated as MKs? At some point, writing has to factor into the grade as something more than a footnote. 
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