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As a collector of high grade 1964 Topps Giants, I came across this auction. Something seems real fishy. This seller has many high grade SGC 1964 Topps Giants for sale, however most are stated to have a "crack in the upper right from shipping." Now I am just speculating, but if this was crossed from PSA and sent back from SGC it probably would not be damaged from shipping.
Any thoughts? Of course I could be totally wrong, but something sure seemed funny about it. Thanks - Rob http://cgi.ebay.com/1964-Topps-Giant...item414b6f47a6 |
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