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#4
07-26-2007, 07:16 PM
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Why Do Oldtime Dealers over grade their cards?
Posted By: Alan
It's not just the oldtime dealers. It's human nature. At any show, a dealer will tell the buyer, "it's not really that bad", "the crease hardly shows", "you can hardly see the wear", etc,...while the buyer will point out more flaws on the card like "this corner is worse than I thought", "this edge is bad", "I didn't see that smudge at first" etc,... 
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