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04-08-2025, 09:53 AM
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MBA Grading Heat Map
Heat Maps - it's an interesting way of highlighting areas of concern on the cards they grade. It is certainly helpful and MBA graded cards (the few I have tracked) have done surprisingly well compared other graded cards.
Any thoughts on MBA graded cards and the use of the "heat map"? From Mike Baker's mbadiamond.com website - here is info about their "heat map": "The MBA Heat Map, a service provided for every trading card submission, employs an extensive 20-point grid to show the location of condition flaws. The MBA Heat Map provides collectors with the education and detail they need to manage their portfolio and make smarter collecting decisions." 
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