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06-30-2012, 11:14 PM
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why does every card need to be in a holder? i am on sgc side.
its not their job to research and catalogue cards, they slab them as authentic. why should they go out and spend countless hours researching and testing paper, etc.? that's not their job. if its a known issue, they should slab it, but if its not, its up to the collector to prove it, then they can slab it, another reason why cards dont need to be slabbed in the first place. because slabbing doesnt make it real, and not slabbing it doesnt make it fake. it's either real or not irregardless. Last edited by travrosty; 06-30-2012 at 11:16 PM. 
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