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Old 06-04-2019, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth View Post
In my opinion, many of the people paying huge money for cards for the past 10-15-20 years have known full well they could be altered, but don't care as long as they get their flip and registry points. Not all. But many.
Perhaps true. But if the valuation of those cards take a (big) hit, do you think they will still not care? And what about low to mid grade cards, whose owners as a group likely are less concerned about their registry points? They likely will care a lot if the market values their cards less because of the uncertainty of alteration.

If a new grading system comes into being using the most current technology, and exposes a significant number of graded cards to be altered, I think cards graded under the old method will loose a lot of value until regraded.
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