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10-31-2010, 03:04 PM
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That's a pretty positive endorsement from Steve Hart, who has always struck me as someone with integrity.
"I have known Jason Koonce for the past several years. He has one of the best eyes in the entire business when it comes to grading sportscards. His ability to spot alterations (trimming, recoloring, creases/marks that have been removed) is as good as anyones! His integrity is also unblemished as he has always came through on his word."
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