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05-25-2017, 05:07 AM
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CJ
I'd say a fair assumption is over 90% of the 14s left the factory with caramel stains and that once inserted in a box it was enevitable I'd say it is altering. And for PSA to receive a near set completely stain free..I'm sure they were aware of how they were removed. These "investors" with money burning a hole in their pocket apparently either don't know the history of them or don't care they have been soaked. This is just my opinion. Everyone has one.
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