[travrosty]

I've never had a card graded ever and I agree it should be discussed, but many, many have their vintage cards graded, so they aren't going to be saying anything out of fear that the grading company will take it out on them via their future submitted cards. I'm not saying the grading company would do that as I am confident they wouldn't, but people have that fear, just like they fear being banned by the auction companies for saying anything, (and that does happen with certain auction houses)

a 30 (2) seems to be the highest most generous grade this card could deserve and could be lower. ink is obviously present on the back of the card along with erasure and ink loss to the lettering that was there in the area the stamp was removed.