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Especially on a forum populated by those who worship graded cards.
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But it sure seems like there’s plenty of posts that highlight the follies associated with the imperfect outcomes that come with grading. At the same time, with the silly prices commanded by some cards simply based on the grade, it’s probably more a function of a slice of players in the market being willing to pay outrageous prices for low pop grades, regardless of the actual card quality. And that probably feels like worshipping.
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