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09-25-2006, 11:04 AM
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Graded Card Moral and Ethical Issue
Posted By: warshawlaw
sell raw cards. If you elect to sell graded cards, you are selling a system of grading with them, whether you agree with its outcomes or not, and the customer is buying their opinion, not yours. I dislike GAI grading. I find them to be invariably overgraded. I do not accept their system. If I was to sell a GAI-graded card, however, I would sell it as such and not expect anyone interested in it to accept my opinion about it over theirs. If you choose to handle the holder, recognize that it comes with baggage. 
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