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The majority of new graders have been scams to borderline scams, so skepticism from card collectors isn't just knee jerk.
Some basement graders were there to grade fakes and altered cards, and others existed to overgrade as the grader was also the cards owner and seller. One infamous grader graded pictures cut out of books, representing them as cards-- and, yes, the grader, the picture cutter and the seller were the same person. Some graders clearly did not care if their grade or card description was accurate (they often knew the grade and description was wrong)-- they were only interested in taking money from newbie collectors who didn't know better. So card collectors who have been around the block are going to be skeptical when the latest grader pops up. History hasn't exactly been pretty. Last edited by drc; 08-04-2012 at 04:02 PM. |
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