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08-23-2002, 09:27 PM
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Reputation of the Individual Grader is the Key !!!! [GRADY and BAKER]
Posted By: Scott M
Two qualified graders in the industry???? This is exactly why you should grade cards for yourself. If each company only has one good grader, then there is a certain percentage of their cards that get graded by others - which means variation in the process - and a lower quality product being produced by the grading company. 
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