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02-19-2007, 06:42 PM

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How does a card like this survive?

Posted By: quan

beautiful card with one spot of printing defect, but if it doesn't cross to at least an sgc60 then it's clearly altered. at least 80% of prewar cards in psa4+ holders are problematic.

seriously that printing defect is very distracting, kinda like a dead pixel on your lcd. once you know it's there that's the first thing that your eyes focus on. do we know why there are seemingly alot of high grade lajoie throwing?

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