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08-23-2004, 02:03 PM
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SIGNIFICANCE OF "HIGHEST SGC GRADE"
Posted By: jay behrens
I thought GAI's "1st graded" schtick was neat idea until I learned they do it for evry single grade for each card. That's just stupid. Oh boy, I've first grade GAI 1.5 33G Gehrig. But there were probably 50 other 33G Gehrigs graded prior to that. It would be a bit more inpressive it was actually the very first 33G Gehrig of any grade graded. Insted, they've rendered the "1st graded" tag totally meaningless. 
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