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If SGC is asked to review the card and they determine that it is not an 88, will they re-holder it into a new slab with a grade they feel it should be? If that's the case then people would need to be warned about that.
Bottom line, if you ask for a review and request that the only way the card should be re-encapsulated is if it receives the same (or higher) grade, will SGC follow through with the request? As we all know, grading is subjective. The cards we all have slabbed are ALL harshly graded and deserve at least a one grade bump.... 
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