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08-16-2006, 08:33 AM
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A lesson in perceived market value?
Posted By: Joe Tocco
I'd characterise the discrepancy more as a lesson in the market's confidence in the ability (or willingness?) of certain third-party graders to spot alterations. Of course, that manifests itself in the market value disrepancy, so maybe that distinction does not need to be made. 
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