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So how would you grade this? I got it as a kid in the sixties pre TPGs. Obviously trimmed, I just wanted the card. Do I get an Authentic, Authentic (Trimmed), or either combination with a numerical grade? The card, otherwise, presents beautifully -- original gloss, clean back, etc.
Last edited by Paul S; 11-20-2012 at 12:27 PM. |
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