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06-12-2015, 06:51 PM
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It's strange that someone hasn't come out with a computerized digital pattern/texture recognition based system that would give the same grade to the same card every time, and charge a flat rate for grading regardless of value. Technology certainly exists to do that, but maybe the development costs are more than the business model could recover. The number of cards such a system could grade per day would be way beyond human graders so it might make it up in volume, especially if everyone abandoned human graders.
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