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01-11-2007, 02:44 PM
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One idea, likely heavily flawed, for fixing some of the ills in our hobby
Posted By: Bob
Daniel- As much as I would like to see consistency in grading and as much as I like your ideas, primarily wiping out pop reports which are totally misleading with "crack-outs" and cross-grading, I would hate to have to submit entire sets of cards and have to pay for regrading. I have close to 150 E94s, for example, and that would require at least $1500 of slabbing fees. Ugh! With that money I could buy some nice cards instead of plastic. 
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