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I have a grading question. If a card is determined to be authentic, why isn't it numerically graded instead of an (Authentic ) only grade? If it is miscut or trimmed etc. then why wouldn't it get a Grade of 1.
I thought all the cards were determined authentic or not and then graded by number. Why do some not get a number ? |
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