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08-26-2005, 08:08 PM
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RE; Sgc re-slab into new holder from old??
Posted By: Chris McAlister
I have some sgc graded cards and based on the grading scale and descriptions there is no way they should grade as low as they are. Whats my worst case, I have to pay to have the same grade? (I'm talking about cracking the slabs and resubmitting them) Here is a possible problem, they are the only graded sgc examples, will I get a non-bias grade?, Or should I send them in their slabs and ask for a regrade? I like sgc and most of the time I agree with their grades. Thanks for any reply P.S. They were all graded in succession 
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