Whats the story on grading when there is paper loss?

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07-30-2009, 08:22 AM

Mrc32

Michael C

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Location: Kentucky

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paper loss

This is one of those things that drives me NUTS about grading.

See below:

a PSA 4

and an SGC 3 (back is centered and clean- no creases)

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