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Old 09-26-2019, 10:09 AM
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C'mon Peter, it's just some savvy collectors and businessmen who have a keen eye for bumpworthy cards.
Some are clearly trimmed. Look at the Gaylord Perry for example. And there's a second issue here, even indulging the assumption that some of these cards are not trimmed, the number of vintage 10s within one sub is staggering and dramatically out of line with the experience of other long-time dealers, who get a vintage 10 once in a blue moon even on virgin high grade material, and who have to resubmit constantly to get cards into their right holders. Something is not sitting right with me.
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"resubmit constantly to get cards into their right holders"

Wow, that is some statement about the state of card grading.
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"resubmit constantly to get cards into their right holders"

Wow, that is some statement about the state of card grading.
Yep, but that's how it is for the common man/non-inside dealer. And what's really astonishing is the variance in grades a given card can receive on its journey.
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Yep, but that's how it is for the common man/non-inside dealer. And what's really astonishing is the variance in grades a given card can receive on its journey.
To say it is fluid would be an understatement.
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"resubmit constantly to get cards into their right holders"

Wow, that is some statement about the state of card grading.
I mean, have you ever heard of people being so damned MORONIC?
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Some are clearly trimmed. Look at the Gaylord Perry for example. And there's a second issue here, even indulging the assumption that some of these cards are not trimmed, the number of vintage 10s within one sub is staggering and dramatically out of line with the experience of other long-time dealers, who get a vintage 10 once in a blue moon even on virgin high grade material, and who have to resubmit constantly to get cards into their right holders. Something is not sitting right with me.
Clearly I forgot to use the sarcasm font.
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Clearly I forgot to use the sarcasm font.
Oh I got it, I was just elaborating.
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