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In which of these situations, if any, do I need to dislose?
1. I buy a raw card I suspect is trimmed. I think if I bury it within a submission I can get it through. A TPG grades it. 2. I buy a PSA 8. I don't like the looks of it, suspect strongly it's trimmed. I put it back out for sale. 3. I buy an SGC 92. I submit it to PSA in the holder to cross, PSA rejects it for evidence of trimming. I put it back out for sale. 4. I buy an SGC 88. I submit it to PSA in the holder to cross. PSA declines on min. grade grounds. I put it back out for sale. Someone then asks me, did you try to cross it.
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