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12-08-2004, 01:33 PM
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Good graders
Posted By: leon
Good point....I was just testing you. As for grading I actually think when you can speak with the Mastro folks on the phone they do a very, very good job of describing the good, the bad, and the ugly of a card. Macrae grades very well as does TIK and SCGaynor and David Bryan. Unfortunately we can talk about it all we want but the reality is that most dealers are no different than us, when we flip stuff, or commodity brokers (hey Jay)when they buy and sell, in that dealers will want to buy in low grade and sell in higher grade....the ole "buy low sell high" addage. Some dealers like Fritsch get a bad name for their grading.. and rightfully so....... regards 
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