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02-09-2021 12:03 PM |
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Originally Posted by rats60
(Post 2066230)
PSA does too, at least in the past. I ran across t205s occasionally graded EX with creases when I was working on my set. You have to look at the card closely and not just the label.
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Per PSA's current guidelines, a 4 (4.5) is the highest grade that can have some sort of crease. Thus PER PSA GUIDELINES, a PSA 5 or better should be crease free.
The point is that PSA guidelines do not allow for an EX card to have a crease while BVG's "formula" allows for a card graded a 5 to have some sort of (light) crease/wrinkle.
Now, as we all know and will likely agree to is that the reality of grading is completely different than what stated grading "guidelines" are.....I have a PSA 5 with paper loss, a PSA 7 with light corner rounding, etc.....
Almost all of my PSA "fails", a card graded 3-4 grades higher than it should have been, have been part of larger lots I have purchased. Obviously, due to the reality of grading, when buying any card as a single or as part of a small lot, a card should be inspected closely.
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