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11-20-2007, 11:59 AM
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What if grading companies could do this???????
Posted By: David Davis
What if grading companies, particularly PSA, could apply their DNA/permanent invisible mark technology to cards? Assume for the moment that absolutely no harm could come to the card. A mark that could be scanned and denote the grade, cert #, etc. Or, printed so small but can be seen under a 20x loupe, or something to that effect. This way if a card was cracked to be improved, the company would know it was already altered. In addition, if a card has been identified as trimmed, they could mark that as well. 
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