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12-12-2015, 09:02 PM
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For me it comes down to what is altered or what was done to give the card an authentic grade. If the card is trimmed up, I'll likely not touch it. If there has been colorization for example, and the card looks good, I'm interested. Same thought for me if a stain or crease was removed.
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