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Damaged COA For 2012 ASE Proof

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teter09
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When I received my order from the mint, I didn't think to check the CoA. I just took it out and noticed that a corner of the document is torn off. I didn't do this, the paper looks like it was the end of a roll or something because its thicker card stock and yet it is like someone cut it off on the bias.

Should I be worried about this (no immediate plan to sell, but in the future perhaps)? The 7 day deadline has passed, so I can't return it. Would the mint perhaps just exchange a CoA?
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Call them up I'm sure theyll just send you a new COA
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A corner off of the COA is not a big deal.
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, teter09!
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I doubt a small amount of damage would matter. I personally don't think the COA means anything anyways. Anyone with a halfway decent color print can make a fake one.
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