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08-21-2011, 01:04 PM
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The article states, "A snowbird who wanted it for his son asked that it be recertified. So Pawn Mart sent the ball off to PSA/DNA Authentication Services in California, the company that had penned the first certificate".
Why would someone want it recertified by the same company? Is this a common practice by other collectors? 
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