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11-19-2006, 05:28 AM
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Restoration debate
Posted By: T E
Just curious. If I send in a Home Run Baker T206, I would imagine it wouldn't raise any eyebrows at the grading company, I imagine they would just send it off to whoever they use to grade T206s. But wouldn't a card as rare as a Plank set off all kinds of alarms, and force the particular company to make sure they got it right? I don't really understand how this grading stuff works other than I send it off with a payment and they send back my cards in a slab. 
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