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Originally Posted by irv
I noticed a card just the other day that had the MC qualifier and thought for sure the back must be way off with evidence of another card there but nope, it was clean.
I'm guessing some graders at PSA don't know the difference between MC and OC?
Shocking, I know.  |
A card doesn’t have to show a portion of the adjoining card on the sheet to get the MC qualifier. Per PSA, cards with an “atypical cut for the issue” make up the standard. So in other words, they can give that qualifier to any card they want to if it looks odd to the grader. [emoji848]
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