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Originally Posted by pokerplyr80
What are you suggesting then? If a vintage card looks too clean it shouldn't be graded because it was probably bleached? I'm not sure how this could be detected without some kind of forensic test, and don't think a card should be rejected without some kind of evidence that it was, or probably was altered.
Looking too clean or white is not enough evidence in my opinion for a TPG to reject a card.
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If that were the case (rejecting cards that are "too clean"), the Black Swamp find, for one, would have never been graded.
Steve
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1909 Obak Howard (Los Angeles) (no frame on back)
1910 E90-2 Gibson, Hyatt, Maddox
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