Yeah, it kind of makes you think, what's the point of a 10 point grading system, if 95% of the surviving cards from a particular common series from 60's, are now all technically 1's and 2's.
You just threw 30 bucks in the ocean to grade a 50 cent card.
A 1961 Topps card should be judged on how it was supposed to present when it came out of a pack in 1961, based on it's original production specs.
Not how a diamond laser cut Panini Prizm card comes out of the factory today.
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