If and when the time comes that somebody does a nationally distributed expose on the tremendous number of graded altered cards, perhaps things might change. It would not be too hard to show the alterations -- simple comparison blowups of edges and corners of altered versus unaltered cards is all that would be needed in most cases.
I recognize I might be old school, but it still blows my mind to see blatantly altered high grade condition rarities sell for crazy prices.
Is it possible that this new generation of collectors/investors might care if they really understood what is going on?
Last edited by benjulmag; 09-05-2018 at 11:35 AM.
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