TPG Grading Process/Rules/Guidelines for graders

[Goudey77]

I’m glad you guys are finally seeing the light

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5j0mQYpy8

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Nobody disagrees with you about the need for TPG's to step up. I hate to speak for others, but where I disagree with you is in absolving PWCC for all responsibility for there questionable actions (to put it very kindly) let alone with your stance that they are the solution to the TPG problem.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Goudey77

I’m glad you guys are finally seeing the light

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5j0mQYpy8

Have you tried spreading your word over at blowout forums??

[insidethewrapper]

On the PSA web site it states they use 7x-10x power magnification, they state don't over do it.

[steve B]

7-10 should be just fine. I like the cheap 40X because the lens size is large compared to most inexpensive 10X. Around an inch instead of a half inch.

The SGC guy I talked to had a very nice lighted 10X with maybe a 3" lens. I found them online, and considered buying one, but I'm just too cheap.

[ruth-gehrig]

There is or at least once was a former SGC grader on the board. There are probably others. Maybe someone will chime in, maybe they won't.

[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by ruth-gehrig

There is or at least once was a former SGC grader on the board. There are probably others. Maybe someone will chime in, maybe they won't.

Without any inside info, I would bet there are things they do that would be reassuring, and plenty that would really keep you concerned. There’s a reason they keep the wizard of Oz behind a curtain...

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by ruth-gehrig

There is or at least once was a former SGC grader on the board. There are probably others. Maybe someone will chime in, maybe they won't.

Recently(in last month) a member poster that they are a PSA grader. Can't remember in what thread though.