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Is it a 9OC or a 7? A 9OC is not a 7 and this is not just semantics. I wish they would pick one or the other and stick with it. My point which will most likely be missed by some readers unless I bring out the sledgehammer is that letting a customer choose seems to me a sham. You should not be able to pick anything when a card is graded and slabbed, except perhaps a min grade to have it slabbed.
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