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08-20-2009, 04:04 PM
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Card Improvment: Ethical? Yes or NO?
A current poster on our board who is very good at advertising his services, but really adds nothing else to the overall conversation of the board related on the memorabilia side that he can improve cards and that the graders can't tell.
Here's an interview I found on the net: http://www.sportscollectorsdigest.co...le/nerattowle/ So if someone can't tell if he's removed a crease, indentation, ink, glue, et cetera does it matter? Do you want to know if your PSA 8 has been "improved"? Is this guy doing a service or a disservice to our hobby?
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