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05-15-2005, 10:55 AM
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mid-grade collection transition, to high-grade collection
Posted By: jay behrens
Something else that hasn't been mentioned about pop reports is the cracking and resubmitting of cards. Say thre is only one PSA9 of a given card. How many of the 7s and 8s are actually cracks and resubs? This alone skews population data. And how about the card that 30 plus PSA8 with none higher. How many are resubs that were sent back trying to get the first 9? Statistically, population reports are completely unreliable. 
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