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#13
08-04-2012, 11:39 AM
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I agree that a new company has to demonstrate their skills and/or document their experience. If a new company does a credible, good job it can catch on with time-- though I'd think card grading can be a tough area to get a foothold.
I think if a company does a good job, many collectors will eventually be welcoming. Collectors often say it would be nice if there was a new quality grader. 
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