Can you personally watch the whole process of your card being graded?

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Originally Posted by raulus

They do on-site grading at the National, right?

They make sure each venue for the National has a secret, underground, high-tech, Batcave-like setup for them to fully examine cards without anyone's prying eyes interfering. If you see a bust of Don Mossi in someone's booth, tilt the head back and push the button. This will give you access to the 'Batsmen Pole.'

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