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05-10-2008, 12:11 AM
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Question about 1928 R315 Ruth Value
Posted By: Brandon Brown
Well, it is a non encapsulated card for now, although when I purchased the card, the guy told me that PSA had rejected it saying it was trimmed 1/4", but Im not sure if it was top to bottom or Right to left. I havent measured it yet (still in the mail) but I hope I didnt overpay for a card just to fill a spot in my collection. I paid roughly $400 for the card with shipping. Anyone care to let me know if I got ripped off, assuming you can call it that when my ignorance of the value was a determining factor in the purchase, lol? Thanks for your help! 
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