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05-02-2018, 09:31 AM
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Crossover v. crack out
Its probably been discussed to death elsewhere, but what's the view on crossing from on TPG to another in the original holder versus cracking out the card from the original TPG holder and submitting to the next TPG "raw"? I've noticed (twice now) that I cannot get my minimum stated grade on a crossover, but get it (or better) when I re-submit "raw." Is it a consciousness to appear tougher than the original TPG when the next TPG sees the original holder? Is it the randomness of TPG subjectivity?
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