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10-23-2003, 11:46 AM
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A fortunate incident ...
Posted By: leon
I couldn't agree more that they are still factory cards and should be GRADED as such....Both SGC and PSA have this problem....I had a D359 that I submitted, to SGC, at the National and it came back miscut. I asked why it wasn't holdered.....after a couple of very lame excuses they said send it back in and we might re-think it..With the way the grading companies grade there is no excuse for not grading a miscut card....if they truly believe it is not trimmed or altered....no excuse at all........I will let ya'll know when I get it back in the next few days if they "understood"....I also still believe, in my bias, that SGC knows how to grade vintage far better than PSA.....I almost got Mr.Delahanty back because of it....DANG IT !! later 
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