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#20
01-22-2005, 10:42 PM
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GAI dropping the "authentic" grading classification
Posted By: quan
bob i've always gotten the sense that if psa deem the card important enough they'd slap an 'AUTHENTIC' grade on it if it would not grade otherwise (trimmed, altered). like they wouldn't bother to "authenticate" an e95 carrigan but they'd probably do it for a T206 Magie and the likes. 
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