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#11
02-29-2008, 06:02 PM
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Jim Crandell's personal thread
Posted By: CoreyRS.hanus
I politely disagree. To an experienced grading company that knows what to look for and is as on guard for low grade cards as they are for high grade cards, the telltale signs of trimming, rebuilt corners, added coloring should be equally discernable regardless of the condition of the card. To use the terminology from your example, they should not be thrown off by the big beer gut. 
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