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11-11-2011, 03:24 AM
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My understanding of PSA flips is that the numerical grade below the letters of the grade means the card was either graded (most likely) or just reholdered (less likely) since the .5 grading system came in. So it is quite likely this card was already considered for a 6.5 and given the 6 it has.
If I was looking for cards to "bump", I'd be buying ones with the number grade on the same line...they pre-date the .5 system. Cheers, Blair
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