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RiceLynnEvans75
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Have resubmitted graded cards in order to get a higher grade, receive the higher grade, and then sell the card?
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rico08
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Many, many, graders have done this. Some have failed while others have succeeded. The overall practice, however, only serves to highlight the extreme subjectivity and inconsistency that one pays for grading services.
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RiceLynnEvans75
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I couldn't agree anymore with what you said.
The reason why I asked in the first place is because I was curious if any of the people that sold them at the higher grade disclosed in their sale/auction that it had previously been graded at a lower grade. The threads I see of people talking about dishonest sellers got me to thinking about this.
The reason why I asked in the first place is because I was curious if any of the people that sold them at the higher grade disclosed in their sale/auction that it had previously been graded at a lower grade. The threads I see of people talking about dishonest sellers got me to thinking about this.
rico08
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RiceLynnEvans75 said:
Most buyers are paying for what they see on the slab--not what's inside.
I mean, we know pack-pulled cards that aren't trimmed are sometimes returned ungraded because of "evidence of trimming" and we know that cards that are trimmed get graded. Don't worry about disclosure because of a sub bump.
