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01-06-2005, 12:07 PM
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Something to think about in regards to a cards condition
Posted By: jay behrens
You probably see a lack of outrage towards dealer and auctions houses becuase many collectors have a decent grasp their grading standards. Fritsch may overgrade his cards 2-3 grades, but he is consistant and you take into account when you consider his cards. Same goes for everyone else. With grading companpies, they try pass themselves off as infalible and your are paying to have the cards graded, thus there is less tolerance for mistakes. Fritsch, et al can say their cards grade whatever they like, but when it comes to a 3rd party grading your cards, you want them to be on the money. 
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