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Pretty stamp, but proof why I personally do not believe in this grading fad
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Rupp states that they see no evidence of a hinge mark. I trust Christopher. Siegel also states their own opinions. |
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Based on the photos on the certificates I am not sure that the certificates are for the same stamp. The stamp on the PSAG certificate appears to have small, but balanced margins. The stamp on the PSE certificate appears to be smaller at top than at bottom. |
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Good catch wt! The perf patterns are distinctively different--especially look at the upper left in the PSAG "never hinged" cert. You will see a narrow extension where the horizontal and vertical perfs were close to each other. This does not appear in the stamp for sale, which has a perf pattern pretty near that of the lower valued, partially hinged PSE cert. |
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I stand corrected. Somehow that little piece has disappeared, but the rest is indeed the same. |
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Posted 04/28/2018 1:06 pm
