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Allow me to pose a hypothetical situation:
Suppose a collector submits an Old Judge for grading. The characteristics of the card are it has a superb photo, nearly perfect, but has some paper loss to the back. The grading company checks it for alterations, and ultimately encapsulates it. But instead of giving it a numerical grade, it prints a label which reads: "Gem quality photo, paper loss to reverse." No number grade is assigned. I now have two questions for the board: 1) Does anyone have a problem with only this descriptive grade? 2) Can anyone come up with a numerical grade that better expresses the qualities of the card? |
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