Darn, of all the times to be on vacation, I missed all the fun. My favorite topic!
Peter, thanks for referencing the post from last year.
Yes Peter, you can charge someone with whatever the hell charges you want in an indictment. Obviously, some threshold has to be met, but just because something is listed on an indictment doesn't mean they are guilty of said charges. Hence in a trial, the jury gives verdicts for each charge.
One of my favorite quotes "You could indict a ham sandwich".
How about your garden variety card, let's just arbitrarily say a 1956 Mantle PSA 6. Let's say I have two very similar examples. Both are trimmed, but it isn't obvious to most. I sell one with no disclosure. I sell the other in the same venue, but disclose prominently that I lightly trimmed it. Same price?
Sadly, as long as they are in slabs, I think a large percentage of buyers wouldn't care.
Lastly, I thoroughly enjoyed the interview and would recommend watching it in its entirety.