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06-28-2014, 09:54 AM
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That does suck, and it wasn't a cheap experience, but based on the tone of your post it sounds like you will live and learn from it, while still enjoying your collection.
Thanks for sharing your story, as maybe someone else will read it and learn as well. 
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06-28-2014, 11:26 AM
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I'm surprised they would still call it the "no number" variety since that is what was altered. In reality it should say its the number 17 variety, since that's how it began.
A "Magee" altered to be a "Magie" would not be slabbed as a "Magie" so I think this slab shouldn't state it in this manner. Sorry about the experience with this one!
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