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#13
01-18-2005, 02:48 PM
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GAI dropping the "authentic" grading classification
Posted By: Mark
About 3 months ago, I submitted an n172 ned williamson to GAI with scrapbook removal that they graded as authentic. It's similar in condition to the cards in that 116-card lot on Mastro that sold more than six figures - it seems there would be a high demand for a service that authenticates n172s and other rare cards even if the backs of such cards are gone. 
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