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12-29-2004, 05:24 AM
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When to Resubmit for Grading?
Posted By: warshawlaw
I've resubmitted a month or two later and had no problems. The key is knowing your cards. I'd not bother resubmitting a card that I question as altered. However, if you have not altered the cards yourself and have sufficient expertise to evaluate the raw cards and believe them to be genuine and unaltered, the fact that a grading service and you have a difference of opinion is no reason to give up your opinion. Remember, as every grader says, the determination as to the card's grade is an opinion, not an objective fact. 
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