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They must have literally just opened shop. I am not sure what their program is, but it seems they cater to lower grade cards?
"Finally there's an affordable service to have off grade and lower value cards encapsulated along with your most prized collectibles. Verisleeve encapsulation provides protection and ensures the authenticity of your cards." I would always err on the side of caution when we aren't talking about the Top 3 or 4 grading companies. EDITED TO ADD: I saw in their pop report they graded an N172 Tim Keefe (A).....geez
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