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Originally Posted by Dpeck100
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...or-155-million
Steve Wynn Picasso. I am sure many are aware or have read about this.
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"The restoration seems to be factored into the price," Beverly Schreiber Jacoby, valuation specialist and president of New York-based BSJ Fine Art, told Bloomberg. "If you didn't know that it has been damaged, you would not see it. It's superbly restored."
If a painting can be fixed without leaving a trail I believe cards can too.
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If we reach the point that a baseball card can be restored with such skill that an alteration cannot be detected, then we should all agree that third party grading will become obsolete.
We can then accept that any baseball card that looks Mint is Mint. It won't matter if it was restored, because nobody will know the difference. Maybe this will be the future look of the hobby.