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06-18-2016, 05:09 PM
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and there is a way to protect yourself.
downside: it benefits psa. sucks, but whats another few bucks to sleep well on a major purchase? and yes, i realize you shouldnt have to. but that still doesnt mean it doesnt make sense to just go ahead and do it to add another level of protection. upside: when selling, you have paperwork in hand from psa to show any perspective buyers that you yourself had the card reverified by them. and agree wholeheartedly on the notion of them scanning cards and adding it to thier cert verification page. 
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