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Old 07-09-2008, 11:39 AM
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Posted By: Matt

A comment by Alan in another thread, got me thinking of suggestions we may have for the grading companies on what they can do to improve their services (I'm limiting my comments to improvements no grading company that I am aware of currently employ):

1) Keeping scans of every card they grade. The benefits are several-fold, including, it would make adding a card to your registry much simpler, it would provide a database of exemplars for rare cards, and the scans could be used to ID if the same card has been submitted previously (if for nothing other then adjusting the pop count). Data storage is so cheap now, that it would not be cost prohibitive to do this.

2) Make the plastic used in slabs UV protected to prevent sun damage.



any other suggestions?

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