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08-22-2004, 01:19 PM
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SIGNIFICANCE OF "HIGHEST SGC GRADE"
Posted By: The Other One (Julie)
anything truthful that will help a grading company sell a card is fair. SGC's cards are still occasionally found in "highest graded" holders, since they're relatively new. I'm sure it's not NOW the highest graded SGC Ewing in that pose! After all, once they've put the holder out, they can't recall it--it's sort of annoying. Mine's certainly nicer (same pose)--ungraded. 
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