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Ugh... everyone is still so hung up on a number grade. It's really quite meaningless to assign a number to this.
I guess if you were to pretend it's not altered, then maybe a 3 at best. If the tape (or whatever it was) took off more than just the glaze, and it lost the very top layer of paper, then a 2 at best. But either way it's an "A" so what does it really matter? |
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