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10-16-2005, 01:26 PM
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Why can't an altered card be graded?
Posted By: DSGreen
I agree with Leon, in that it should include some indicator that would tell the reason it was not graded. It would be a service that would be greatly geared toward collectors, primarily prewar. For example, I would happily purchase an authenticated card that was trimmed if it was from a very rare set, but maybe not one that was colored. It would also provide an opportunity to collectors on a strict budget where as it would be possible to gain an authentic card at a much cheaper price if they were willing to accept it's difficulties. 
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