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09-25-2008, 04:55 PM
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Consistent grading
Posted By: ali_lapoint
one huge gripe i have with grading companies is that they never tell you why a card received a certain grade. if there are creases all over the place then its understood in most cases. but i have some cards that received grades that i just don't understand. i wish there was some sort of report card that came along with your cards once they've been graded. it would really help people to understand their grades and really cut back on negative experiences if a person at least understood what the grader was seeing. 
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