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06-07-2005, 09:43 PM
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Maintaining Pop Reports
Posted By: Bottom of the Ninth
When I crack out cards I send all flips back to the appropriate grading company. Having been at GAI's office I know they too collect the flips from crossovers and send them back to PSA or SGC. What the companies do with the flips once they are received is an entirely different matter. I get the feeling from PSA and their exuberance for letting the hobby know how many cards they have graded, that they may not remove cards from the Pop Report under the above described circumstances. 
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