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11-02-2004, 05:07 PM
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Grading hits home
Posted By: Gary B.
i guess it would stand to reason that if this card had been professionally restored, they could have done a lot more to take out other imperfections still evident. the doctored cobb for example looks like it had significant work to it, and if as greg says a drop of water was added and it pushed down (although i still don't know what happened to the crease under his foot - maybe it just doesn't show up on the slabbed scan) then maybe that's not so bad - nothing was really being added to the card and gai thought it worthy to grade - maybe (speaking for myself) i overreacted on this one. 
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