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09-24-2007, 10:36 AM
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A Glance At Different Sets--Percentage in High Grade
Posted By: PAs
Daniel not sure how one would account for a card that is crossed from PSA to SGC. Say it's a PSA 7 T206 Cobb just for sake of example. On the one hand, the pop report would now be overstated by one, in terms of the number of cards out there, if you didn't send in the flip. On the other hand, the pop report would not be affected in terms of accurately capturing the number of cards submitted to PSA that earned a 7 grade. That sort of inaccuracy only happens when cards are cracked out and submitted back to PSA because there would now be multiple entries that in fact are the same card. 
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