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10-15-2016, 02:42 PM
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Actually they are probably both recent.
For vintage cards, you're always going to get the white flip (BVG). For modern cards (BGS), you're going to get a black label for a 10 with all 10 subgrades, gold metallic label for 9.5s and the other 10s, and silver labels for 9s and below. Unless you ask them to slab a lower graded cards as Authentic, and then the label is blue.
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