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01-31-2009, 09:50 PM
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Selling question
Posted By: Ken McMillan
You break it, you buy it. If he wants to resubmit it to SGC to get it back in a SGC holder, then you might talk. As to the big time dealer/ collector, he is blowing smoke up the orifice where the sun don't shine. The thing that he needs to remember is that it cost you something to get the card graded (grading fees, postage, and the charges for SGC to send the cards back to you). This is the reason why he would need to pay to get the card back in a SGC holder. Just a thought. 
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