Posted By:
Josh K.Will,
I certainly see where you are coming from. However, SGC's submission sheet and website clearly states that they reserve the right to assign a different grade if, when they reholder a card, they determine that it does not meet the criteria for the assigned grade. Ive had cards reholdered w/o any problem and I assume that this is the exception not the rule. However, I think its a good policy. This may be an extreme example, but assume that the company mistakenly hires someone to grade cards who had no idea what he is doing. After a week, its determined that he has misgraded half the cards he has looked at and he is fired. Im glad to know that SGC will regrade any screwed up cards (if ever given the chance) and compensate the card owner for the lost value.