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01-08-2007, 09:16 AM
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One idea, likely heavily flawed, for fixing some of the ills in our hobby
Posted By: Bobby Binder
I think it would be easier for some one to start a website that tracks all the PSA cards by there registration number. A member joins and enters the number and the card and description shows up and then states if the card is correctly graded or not. Can have some red flags whether or not it is suspect of being altered or not. My hands are full with my current project but this would be a good idea only if you can get quality scans to see the card inside the holder. 
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