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07-26-2008, 03:10 PM

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the inequities of grading

Posted By: Lyle

is the " OR " part of grading . Your beautiful card, Leon, could have a crease and/ or rounded corners and it would be exactly the same grade. Cards are graded on only the worst defect not on the number of defects . Obviously , this can greatly affect the important aspect of eye appeal .

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