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09-09-2007, 08:43 AM
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Poor Register - Blurry Cards
Posted By: Mr. Met
This is now only my second post on this site. I wanted to sound off about the failure of most grading companies to account for poor register within the given grades they assign to cards. To me, I would rather have an SGC 60 (or a PSA 5) that has perfect register than an SGC 84 (or PSA 7) that is blurry. In my opinion, we are collecting cards mostly for the visual appeal thereof. Therefore, why would I want to own a blurry card????????? It drives me nuts when I see a high-grade card for sale with a blurry card. Why bother????? 
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