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04-27-2005, 06:18 PM
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Probably an old topic - The Unethical role of graders
Posted By: barrysloate
Most of the reason for a tier of grading fees is that the more you are willing to spend, the quicker you will have your card processed and returned to you. Obviously, if you sent in 100 T206's and 99 were commons and the other was a Plank, it goes without saying you would want the Plank back as quickly as possible, and could probably live without the commons for a month. Likewise, for insurance purposes I'm sure the graders want the expensive items in and out as quickly as possible. That all seems reasonable and I don't really see a conflict. 
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