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03-31-2020, 02:19 PM
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1950's Cards - Why are so many get high grades when they are "Tattered" - Pic Include
 I see a Ton of 1950's Cards that are "Tattered" on at least one side. It seems like this is a 50's thing as I rarely see it in Cards from other Decades. But my question is why do they grade so high? I mean it looks terrible and I would never buy one. But I see people paying big money for PSA 9 Tattered Cards. To me I don't think they should grade higher than a 2-3. I mean it is Clearly NOT a Mint Card. Here is an example I found on ebay of a 1953 Topps Bob Feller. Seller Claims it is Near Mint (What !!!!!!) Last edited by that T206 Guy; 03-31-2020 at 02:22 PM. 
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