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Steve, over .0001% of 29 million things is not 3,000, it's 30.
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My math is bad, but the right math makes the margin of error a lot smaller. I'm really sure more then 30 items have made it through PSA that really shouldn't have. |
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I know you did. But as they say, technically correct is the best kind of correct.
I'm not sure what he meant by we would be in deep **** valuewise if it was proven that 30 cards got through undetected. I'm pretty sure that NM/Mint collectors would have over 10% altered cards in their collections. |
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I have no idea about percentage, but with the number of people I know to be card doctors, and the number of years they have been doing it, and some sense of how many cards they work on, it adds up.
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