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Since the card is also trimmed, WTF does it matter what a hypothetical number grade would be? That's the part I take issue with. The card is an "A" regardless... case closed.
The only real reason (IMO) that someone would care about a hypothetical number is for the prospect of buying it, and later trying to re-grade or pass it off as a numerically graded card. And if this is really what the TPGs have "done right" (according to the OP), it might take an eternity to dig into everything they've done wrong. |
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