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Posted By: warshawlaw

Since these dealers are so blinded by the money to be made in overgrading their crap and undergrading their purchases, how about having a third party opine as to the grades of the cards? We could call it a "grading service". Of course, we'd have to put the cards into some kind of "holder" with a "grade" label on it. But how should we grade the cards? Maybe like school grades (A, B C, etc or 0-100 scale)? Nah, how about like chicks, 1-10? Best of all, as a lawyer I can write a heck of a disclaimer into the fine print on our invoices so that we are not responsible for any mistakes we make. After all, I've never seen a lot of rare type cards and I sure don't want to be held liable for mistakenly authenticating a fake one.

Who wants to go for it?