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10-13-2004, 08:36 AM
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Objective card grading
Posted By: Bryan
I tend to see that certain cards get different treatment depending on the year and who made it. For example, I have seen 53 bowman color cards get higher grades than other cards in the same condition - the reason I got was that it is very hard to find these cards in high grade and that they are easily "roughed up." Do grading companies grade cards differently depending on what it is? It seems to be this way. I think that this goes the same way for some of my E cards as well. 
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