This is the problem with grading...

vintagetoppsguy · #1 08-16-2012, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by wazoo

Kirk does bring a really valid point though. The buyer of the cards was intelligent because they relaizrd they could be upgraded.

That's just it. There never was no "buyer." The cards never exchanged hands. Look at the auctions and look at the time lines.

Edited to add: Kirk, do you really think that Shell is a 10? If so, why wasn't it graded a 10 the first time then? Or did PSA have some incentive for it to be a 10 on the second submission?

Taxman · #2 08-16-2012, 12:22 PM

What if the seller was the submitter?

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