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01-25-2008, 07:37 AM
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Am I reading the quote from the PSA grader correctly in this article?
Posted By: dan mckee
Hi Doug, I didn't state that exactly how I meant it and you finding the article with the old pictures is huge! I meant that the story was old news amongst the collectors that were in the hobby at the time. You done good and I must give you all of the credit for it. Of course when the death threats start coming in to my email again for this post, I may need you to take a bullet for me. Thanks again, Dan. 
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