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01-25-2008, 05:29 PM
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Am I reading the quote from the PSA grader correctly in this article?
Posted By: dan mckee
This thread has been up all day, where are the "slabheads" as Leon calls them. I want to hear from the PSA CULT members on this. Their precious cult is in jeapordy here. Please do chime in and tell us how you have thousands of slabbed cards that are not altered in any way. There is no way PSA would slab an altered card yet admit it!!!!!!!!!!!! SAY IT AIN'T SO! 
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