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08-22-2019, 02:54 PM
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Card Fading and Grading Impact - Help Appreciated
I am relatively new here but loving the forum and all the great information.
My apologies if this has been discussed (I would assume that is has) however I searched and searched and was unable to find anything in the forums. Feel free to link any threads I may have missed. Included in a recent lot I purchased are a couple cards with conditions that fit what I want for my graded PC however there are some coloring issues which appear to be due to fading. PSA doesn't seem to have any information that I can find relating to fading and it's overall impact on grading. Does it hurt the way they rate the surface? Will it come with a MK qualifier? Photo examples are attached - one is the back of a 1965 Aaron and the other is a faded front of a 1966 Koufax. Any help or experiences are greatly appreciated - thanks! 
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