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02-10-2023, 03:13 PM
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Sometimes there are poorly photographed SGC cards, and if you can get the Cert. # from the seller, you can look it up on SGC's website and get a better look from the "seller ready" pictures there. Of course, that won't show any damage to the slab that may have occurred, but you can always get a new slab.
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