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05-21-2003, 06:02 PM
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7th Inning Stretch
Posted By: jay behrens
My biggest gripe with grading companies is that if they find flaws under magnification, then they should disclose these. Otherwise you left wondering why card got hammered on it's grade. I have an Indian card with blue boarders and looks spectacular, yet got only a 60. I have 1971 Topps cards with mroe corner wear tahn this card has, and they got graded anywhere between 84-92, so I would love to know why this particular card got a 60 becuase I can't find anything under magnification that would lower the grade on this card so much. My only thought is that since it is an issue they have never graded before, that they are unaware that the specks int eh paper are part of the paper stock and not print defects/spots. 
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