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Originally Posted by UKCardGuy
Personally VGEX 4 and EXMT 6 are where I find the sweet spot for quality vs price for post-war vintage.
I don't mind a card that's a little bit OC but I want sharp corners and no creases. I don't tend to get that with VG 3
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Makes sense. 4 is the old "tweener" grade between VG and EX, and 6 is the same for what used to be EX and NM. Lots of really nice looking cards can be found in those slabs.
Part of the problem with TPG's is pegging tweener grades like that to a number. That doesn't make a lot of sense if you look at how grading worked in say, 1985. Now we have broken the numbers down into half grades as well. 4.5, VG-EX+. Wouldn't VG to Excellent (plus) just be Excellent? Don't get me wrong, I get it - it's how things have evolved.