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08-29-2006, 02:10 PM
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Some questions about strip cards
Posted By: fkw
NO!! Thats my biggest peave with Grading Companies, they are very inconsistant with this. I have cards in an "Aut" slab that have rounded corners from many years of honest wear. and also have seen razor sharp cards with high grades. Here is an example picture that pisses me off big time. How in heck can SGC say this card was cut in 1928. (Dont get me wrong I like SGC). 
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