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12-07-2005, 08:09 PM
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PSA damages cards? Anything can be done? A O/T NON-bashing thread
Posted By: Anson
David is right. Sometimes the hardest flaw to spot is a wrinkle. And, these wrinkles will immediately drop the grade to a 5 (at the very best). Other, not-so-obvious flaws that will dramatically affect an otherwise nice looking card are: tiny bits of paper loss, erased pencil marks, chipping, etc. Some of these aren't very obvious but will still drop your card down to the PSA 1-2 range. 
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