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10-25-2015, 09:52 AM
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I can't imagine they would allow it to be " reholdered" ( with its fee ) as there is no way to link the card with the label. It will have to be regraded.
I had a VERY close call with a gorgeous , perfectly centered PSA 7 1959 Mantle. The shipper did not protect the card and it arrived via USPS in a mangled envelope on a cracked and scuffed PSA holder. PSA would not guarantee the grade on a reholder because of damage. I rolled the dice and resubmitted it rather than return to seller. Luckily the grade 7 stood . Bottom line. TPG are wary in reholdering damaged holders 
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