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Posted By: T206Collector

If you can trust a grading company, like SGC, then you never have to rely on the misstatements of ebay sellers in regards to condition. How could you possibly spend more than a few bucks on a piece of cardboard from 1910 over the internet without knowing from a third party what the grade is? Grading will only rise in use and popularity as long as the internet is in existence. Not only isn't it a necessary evil -- it's a necessary good in 21st Century collecting.