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09-16-2010, 09:30 AM
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I'm sure you have looked closely at that 4 card, but I'd look again and look real hard. IMO there is no way that someone at SGC assigned a card with that eye appeal a 4 unless they spotted a serious defect (wrinkle, etc.)
Also since SGC has no qualifiers, it is possible that a card which might have drawn a 6 or 7 showing minor erased pencil on the reverse could get a 4, I think. Might be worth calling Michael there to see what he says...maybe the grader can provide some insight. Cheers, Blair
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09-16-2010, 09:51 AM
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residue
This might or might not be the case but sometimes there is residue on the backs of cards that can barely be seen. On more than a few occasions I have wondered why a card got a low grade, then I feel of the back, and there are "bumps" of residue that I couldn't see. Otherwise, I would think it would have received a higher grade. (also, unless there is an unseen wrinkle as already mentioned)
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