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01-28-2013, 03:13 PM
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Cracker Jack: Mis-aligned and Staining Issues
I'm wondering how collectors generally view the fairly common CJ issue of images slightly "tilted" left or right. The grading companies don't seem to dock them, even on higher grade cards, but do they tend to be harder to sell and/or take a cut in value?
In a related issue: grading companies have been horribly inconsistent on the issue of staining on the CJ 14s. But have you found that good cards--let's say graded 4 and above--that have pretty prominent staining get docked on price, or do most people just go with the grade? Thanks. 
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