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03-09-2020, 08:22 AM
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Isn't grading subjective? Yes there are guidelines but how someone interprets the guidelines could cause differences in "subjectivity". That said, one collectors 30 is another collectors 20 which is another collectors 40.
In the case of that card shown in the original post, I think the grader was more than generous. I wish all cards I might submit would go to that grader.
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