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07-13-2012, 10:33 AM
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Maybe I'm being naive?
I can understand your comment on soaking it, leaving it raw and then trying to decieve someone into thinking it is in better condition than it is.
But in the case of getting it graded ... isn't the burden on the card grading company to look at the card and assign the correct grade? Who cares whether it was soaked or not. Their job is to look at the card at hand and give an expert opinion. 
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