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05-14-2008, 11:15 AM
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SGC pulls a "PSA"
Posted By: Jeff Mohler
SGC has made a couple of errors in labeling my Exhibit cards from the 1920's. One was a 1923 Exhibit that they called a 1922 and the other one was a stamped back 1922 Exhibit that they graded a 30 rather than the 80 that it came back as the second time. 
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