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07-30-2009, 12:50 AM
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Whats the story on grading when there is paper loss?
I have this cobb as yall helped me out earlier. It has paper loss on the back and has decent corners with no creases. I know its not a 1 or higher, But how do they grade paper loss? Could this be a 1.5 SGC? Or is it just right? And my question was brought up because of this card just sold at SCP auctions. It looks almost like they were pulled from the same binder whenever that was. Is it because the paper loss is only on the side?
Thoughts? http://www.scpauctions.com/scpauctio...m?Lot_ID=16819 Mine 
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