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12-01-2007, 06:11 AM
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Is this Frosting?... Has this sgc holder been opened?
Posted By: kirk
^I see. thanks. Yeah it's nice to be able to look up a card on psa, but out of curiosity, for what reason would someone want to look up a card other than to double check that theyre not buying a fake.... And if the holders are impossible to open and re-seal without the slab looking abundantly obvious it's been tampered with, that shouldnt be an issue right? What other uses are there for a 'look up' feature? thx:) 
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