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10-20-2011, 11:49 AM
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I agree with the above.
If the buyer needs a qualifier to tell him if it's centered then he is clueless. It seems the qualifiers affect the unqualified more. So many are on ebay to buy cards for investments or to turn quickly, a qualifier scars them off. It bugs me when I see a PSA 8 (OC) and the card is just slightly off- it still a beautiful card but now it has been tag with the qualifier, which is the leprosy of card collecting. If I get a card that is a PSA 7 or 8 and has a OC on it, I'll break the card open and sell it raw. I'll leave it to the collector to decide if he wants the card or now. 
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