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03-04-2016, 06:53 PM
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Could part of it be that the card is a bit more 'brownish' (more aged looking) than it would have been when issued? Does PSA (or any TPG) take that into consideration when grading? And to what extent?
It also could just be the scan, but it does look like it is 'browned' towards the edges, even inside the borders. 
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