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04-29-2012, 04:16 PM
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Gary, Leon, Thanks! I didn't realize that's what Auth was. I thought that was for when they would grade an auto, but not the card it was on.
 Are there certain issues, or vintage that have grading leeway? (See thread on T206 PSA 3). I couldn't imagine that card getting any better than a 1, or .5 if that exists.
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