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05-16-2025, 02:01 PM
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Grading 1952 Red Man Cards
Has anyone else noticed that grading standards on the Red Man cards seem to be on the high side? I handpicked a couple of my best ones and they both came back about 2 or 3 points lower than I expected.
I got to looking around and noticed that there seem to be a good number of, what some would consider to be, "under-graded" Red Man cards out there in the world. I'm curious what the graders are prioritizing on these cards. 
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