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09-17-2022, 08:50 PM
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"No laws that prevent somebody from theoretically doctoring a card, getting it past the grading company, and having it go to auction."
Hard to read, who said that? It's not right if the third part above is included. We've been through this extensively. Mail and wire fraud apply to knowingly selling an altered card and not disclosing that it's altered, at least if most people would view the alteration as material (eg trimming). It isn't a defense that you fraudulently graded it. That's why we have, or had, an FBI investigation.
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