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12-31-2004, 07:23 PM
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The first card PSA ever graded
Posted By: dan mckee
The Wagner and several other high grade T206s were on display at the PSA booth at a national several years ago. 90% of the display including the Wagner were trimmed. The difference is, PSA first refused the card as trimmed as they should have. But after convincing, they slabbed it. The person that persuaded PSA to slab it and the current owner wouldn't admit it is trimmed even if it were cut in half. SGC made a mistake, they immediately offered to pay Alan what he bought it for. There is your difference, customer service and making a wrong, right, not making a right, wrong. All grading gets bashed here, PSA more than SGC because of the material we collect here. SGC is by far more knowledgable in the pre-war market than PSA. 
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