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09-27-2005, 10:44 AM
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I thought SGC didn't grade restored card?
Posted By: Josh K.
I concur that the card was probably graded b/c the pencil writing was considered a marking rather than an alteration - from the sound of it, the pencil writing was obvious and not intended to decieve and that distinguishes it from an altered card in my mind. 
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