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Unless someone is willing to put up a few hundred bucks or more to test out a high profile card I think this is a good place to start. I am curious to see the results.
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Exactly.
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It will show you Dick's work but will say nothing about detection IMO. Spend some real money if you are so interested, buy a CJ or some other stained E card, you can always resell it (for a profit if it works out). Not that that would be right.
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I would like to see more than a super easy stain removal done to a card but am happy with what we will get on David's dime. |
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Ben, I definitely agree he should at least put a wrinkle into it. Not that the outcome matters to me, what Dick does is to enable fraud whether it's detectable or not. But for the purposes posed by David, his example is too easy.
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What difference does it matter, Peter? By PSA's own admission (and it's on their webiste), every card gets scrutinized the same way.
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And neither of us believe that for an instant. Nor should they spend as much time on a 74 Frank Robinson as on an E93 Cobb.
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discussions are fun (not really in this case), but i'm against spending any more hobby money toward dick towle business.
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Quan, Dick is probably reading the thread and will do it as a promotion. After all David is going to give him free publicity if it works out. And he is already an unpaid advertiser.
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