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Originally Posted by steve B
And yet, we all want consistent standards. The corners and edges that are Vg on a tobacco card are really bad on a modern card.
The real problem is that change, once we've had a couple decades of grading older stuff traditionally, making the standards fit every set is a problem.
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Steve,
This is really what baffles me! "Back in the day" grading seemed to be more "what is reasonable" than what it has gradually morphed into. A grade never used to take into account whether or not there was a fingerprint or dust on the surface. And centering overruled slightly fuzzed corners on a 50+ year old card.
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