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06-15-2016, 10:12 AM
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As a buyer, I'd like to to know if I'm buying a bumped card
Is PSA disclosing this somewhere on the flip, because a bumped card has the same cert #. Same thing for re-holders. Just a little abbreviation somewhere on the flip.
Might also help with the fraud, and as a business practice, would certainly build trust. The only way i know to find if a card was bumped is to look at previous sales on VCP at a grade below. Not gonna do that. 
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