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07-17-2012, 12:14 PM
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Agree completely with Peter. The only way this has any integrity is if there is a risk/reward system built in. That way SGC is able to correct any mistakes they may have made in the past (it happens) and the submitter fully understands the risks going in. If it's only a one-way street then it's nothing more than a handout.
I've always rated SGC head and shoulders the best grading company, and I hope they do this the right way. 
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