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03-01-2016, 03:23 PM
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Same
I had a recent submission to PSA at the end of 2015 in which I sent in two cards that seem to be similar to what you describe. I expected EX-MT PSA6 on both. I missed the small surface wrinkles:
The card with the very faint front surface wrinkle = PSA4 The card with the wrinkle on the back = PSA4.5 In "my" interpretation of the published PSA grading standards, wrinkles/creases should max at PSA4.5 Either your EX PSA5 looks like a NM PSA8 or your card hit the grader on a good day. Dave Last edited by Harford20; 03-01-2016 at 03:25 PM. 
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