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Here is what someone should do:
Create a new grading company that employs the following process: 1. Create an ultra detailed MRI type card grading machine that does the highest res. Scanning of all surface attributes. 2. Have scan fed into a computer program that matches it with condition similar exemplars to generate a number grade. 3. Have a human take a good look to verify. The human should only verify that the process worked correctly (i.e. No obvious flaws or computer malfunctions). The human does not contribute to the actual grade itself. This would make getting a consistent grade from inception much more possible. The only thing I am not sure of is whether the initial cost would be too great currently. If so it shouldn't be for much longer. |
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