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and then...
Some cards that get the Auth designation may not actually be "altered", but are categorized that way as there's either a question about the actual state of the card, or there' not a separate way to categorize in the grader's system.
One such category that comes to mind is the "factory cut, but too small". A number of early cards have this, including a good number of T207's - the cuts look normal, just the card is undersized. Posted in another thread, here's what I believe is such an example.  I'd pick this card up in a heartbeat, any day, and 5 times on Sunday. Mike
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T207's - Sale/Trade Info T207 image collections @ ImageEvent. T207 Master/Master - stopped at 676/705 - 96%.. 
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