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The two-grades-lower "thing" has always bugged me, albeit for a different reason.
Take your example of a PSA 9 OC. If graded a straight 7, some buyers would say, "...with that centering, I can only price it like a 5..." (looking to whack the card again when trying to buy it from you) I wish ALL graded cards had sub-grades. It would make things much simpler:
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