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09-23-2006, 01:57 PM
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Graded Card Moral and Ethical Issue
Posted By: jay behrens
While grading companies, especially PSA, slab trimmed cards from time to time, they also kick back cards that they think are trimmed, but are not. I have a card that was kicked back by PSA as trimmed even though I couldn't find any eveidence of it being trimmed and it measured full size. I submitted it to SGC and they graded it. To me, it's just more proof that PSA has no clue what they are doing and SGC is the only company that I would ever trust with a vintage card. 
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