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08-11-2012, 06:38 PM
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Some people walk the talk
I was recently interested in purchasing a 1916 Indianapolis Brewing card in an SGC 4 holder. The seller (fellow board member Val Kehl) told me that, upon further review, he thought SGC had missed a barely-noticeable indentation on the back of the card and that the card should probably have received a 3 instead of a 4. He then sold it to me as if it was a 3.
He sold me the card, not the grade. Thanks, Val! 
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