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08-06-2013, 10:44 PM
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I have noticed that E122s are mistaken for E121s and vice versa somewhat frequently on eBay. Regarding this particular card, I sent PWCC the following email on August 2nd:
"Hi PWCC - This is NOT an E121 card! Rather, it is a much tougher E122! I'm NOT surprised that PSA doesn't know this, but I am surprised that PWCC doesn't know this!!" I, too, was looking to pounce on this card, if the price had remained low! Val 
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