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when looking at cards for submission, whats the best low end magnifying glass?
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donrusscrusademan
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do you mean best bang for your buck on ebay, or are you talking about the ebay bucks program?
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donrusscrusademan said:
best buy on eBay
I don't claim to have the best eyesight, but I have subbed 300+ this year and don't own a loupe and have not had any problem.
I don't think it is necessary.
What does make a difference.....halogen lighting. Picks up every imperfection possible on the surface.
I don't think it is necessary.
What does make a difference.....halogen lighting. Picks up every imperfection possible on the surface.
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moxacaine said:
excellent!
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$6.99 dlvd, thanks moxy!
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Nice win....it's no vintage but it gets the job done.ThoseBackPages said:
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scotty21690 said:Nice win....it's no vintage but it gets the job done.ThoseBackPages said:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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My wife is an optometrist so I steal her lenses to grade my cards! 
And I agree the lighting is key. There used to be a video on the PSA website that walked through their grading process. I think you can find it here: http://www.psacard.com/grading/process.chtml There was a shot of one of their graders at work- dark work area, bright light, etc... and since seeing that it has helped me out a lot and we seem to agree most of the time.
And I agree the lighting is key. There used to be a video on the PSA website that walked through their grading process. I think you can find it here: http://www.psacard.com/grading/process.chtml There was a shot of one of their graders at work- dark work area, bright light, etc... and since seeing that it has helped me out a lot and we seem to agree most of the time.
they also have a video on youtube. i dont sub much but i dont think you need one. but if your like the op and sub alot it i probobly worth 6.00carrsallstars said:My wife is an optometrist so I steal her lenses to grade my cards!
And I agree the lighting is key. There used to be a video on the PSA website that walked through their grading process. I think you can find it here: http://www.psacard.com/grading/process.chtml There was a shot of one of their graders at work- dark work area, bright light, etc... and since seeing that it has helped me out a lot and we seem to agree most of the time.
