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07-25-2012, 12:50 AM
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Sometimes, I really don't think people understand the point of TPG's. It's not that TPG's always get grading correctly (although they are supposed to). It is that they are unbiased. That way when someone is buying a card graded by a TPG, they know that they are getting a card that was graded by someone who does not have financial interest in the card being sold. When raw cards are sold, on the other hand, no seller goes to net54 and then states on their listing that all of their cards were grade per peer review. Nope, besides the seller themselves, the card is only peer reviewed by one other person, and that is the seller's accountant.
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