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Todd (nolemmings)the "G" for guaranty in SGC is really pretty much a joke. Their guaranty is one that they apply when they feel like it, I guess.
I suppose I can understand that they should not necessarily bear the risk of a card receiving different grades upon resubmission. A card submitted three times might get an 84, 86 and 88, and maybe they should not have to pay out to the original submitter/ seller for the difference in the bump. But when they reject a card outright they have greatly reduced its value. If it can be proven that they should not have rejected it, why shouldn't they step up to the plate and pay the submitter for the difference in FMV between the card as correctly graded and the card as rejected? (I know--read the last post- follow the money)