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01-31-2002, 01:03 PM
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here is the deal with SGC "authentic"
Posted By: Anonymous
Sounds good except for the cop out on slabbing altered cards. There is no reason for it if the card is legit. Grading it "authentic- trimmed" or other alteration notes should be no problem since the cards is still authentic, just someone altered it in some way whether by trimming, coloring, restoring, etc. 
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