Possible solution!

packs · #1 06-28-2019, 07:25 AM

If someone defaced my card you can bet that I would be pretty annoyed. An altered card is always accepted by the hobby when graded authentic. There is no reason to guess a person's motivation and deface their card.

darwinbulldog · #2 06-28-2019, 10:19 AM

But wait. Then they wouldn't get resubmitted. [Uproarious laughter from fat cats at the PSA boardroom table]

drcy · #3 06-28-2019, 10:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by packs

If someone defaced my card you can bet that I would be pretty annoyed. An altered card is always accepted by the hobby when graded authentic. There is no reason to guess a person's motivation and deface their card.

Talking with someone about that Sotheby's restorer woman, I offered the opinion that all restored/conserved items should be permanently marked, but that she would likely (and perhaps rightly) say she wouldn't have the right to mark someone else's item,

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