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05-12-2019, 06:09 PM
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Even if it's not the same card and not re-colored that seems like a real sketchy 4.
Did it also get a PWCC sticker for exceptional eye appeal? Even on the doctored card there's still obvious staining on the back, and paper loss as evidenced by a bunch of type being almost unreadable. If that were, say a 1957 Topps card with those issues, would it have gotten any better then a "2"? 
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05-12-2019, 07:24 PM
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I agree. Even if not doctored (and I fully believe it is the same card and the card was totally doctored), how on earth did it get a 4 with the paper loss on front and the missing lettering on back? PSA screwed the pooch x2 on this one.
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