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01-22-2013, 09:09 AM
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It is hard to tell if a card is trimmed from a scan on a computer.
If I'm spending like, 5 dollars for a card, yeah I'll take the risk of it being fake or not. If I'm spending a 100 dollars, I would like a guarentee from a established company, not from someone that I've never met. If I ever have to sell a card it is much easier to sell a graded one, then a non graded one.
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