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I know this has been probably asked before. But is there anything unusual about the frosting at the top of the case or anything I can do about it?

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This looks like the pics from an ebay seller when they’ve listed a fake Charizard. Lol.

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Well now you got me worried lol

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It is not unusual and you can’t do anything about it besides getting the card recased at your own expense.

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Oh okay, I wasn’t sure. I know the cert isn’t super new.

How do I get it recased?

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Honestly don’t worry about it. Are you sure it’s frosting and not icing on the cake owning this card. :slight_smile:

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PSA’s reholder service and pricing below.

https://www.psacard.com/services/tradingcardgrading/reholder

https://www.psacard.com/pricing

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Haha yeah!

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Thank you!

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The first picture is normal. Many slabs have that.

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Thank you!

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mmmmmm PSA cake frosting

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I’ve seen this on several slabs. it’s not uncommon, and because of that, re-slabbing may return you a slab just as unsatisfying. :unamused:

I’m sure this is a result of the sealing process. When I’ve crack cases, I notice this effect increases or decreases, so my guess is that the bond is merely not uniform. It’s not a sign of tampering, as it has sometimes gone away when cracking…

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