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Old 03-26-2019, 06:48 PM
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Why would you trim a great card?
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Old 03-26-2019, 07:01 PM
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I assume that's a rhetorical question.
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I'm $ure I don't know.
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Old 03-26-2019, 07:28 PM
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OP, great work outing this. Would you consider changing the title of the thread so it’s more obvious what the thread is about? Thanks
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Why did it get so quiet?
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Why did it get so quiet?
Because the title has not been changed and in the grand scheme of this beloved hobby...most people don't seem to give 2 shits!
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Old 03-26-2019, 08:35 PM
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Because the title has not been changed and in the grand scheme of this beloved hobby...most people don't seem to give 2 shits!
LOL tell it bro. If you want noise, post something about shipping rates.
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Because the title has not been changed and in the grand scheme of this beloved hobby...most people don't seem to give 2 shits!

Indeed. Insert picture of horse blinders here.

Makes me wonder if grading has more of an impact on protecting the consumer or making card doctors tons of cash. It would restore my faith a bit if Heritage would pull the card and SGC took it out of the holder but I will not hold my breath on either issue.
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Indeed. Insert picture of horse blinders here.

Makes me wonder if grading has more of an impact on protecting the consumer or making card doctors tons of cash. It would restore my faith a bit if Heritage would pull the card and SGC took it out of the holder but I will not hold my breath on either issue.
Some of each.
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Indeed. Insert picture of horse blinders here.

Makes me wonder if grading has more of an impact on protecting the consumer or making card doctors tons of cash. It would restore my faith a bit if Heritage would pull the card and SGC took it out of the holder but I will not hold my breath on either issue.
Pretty sure if Heritage pulls the card it would go back to the consignor. It would be up to him if he wanted to try to work something out with SGC to put the card in an altered holder or leave it as is. Although I suppose they could pull the cert # from their database if he refused to cooperate.
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