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08-05-2007, 11:59 AM
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How to inspect with a black light - examples shown
Posted By: JK
Bleaching is not an acceptable form of cleaning to any of the grading companies - what we can determine from the slabbed card above is that the grading company failed to detect that the card was bleached. Most likely, the grader simply failed to smell the card or the card was not submitted until after the smell went away and the grader failed to detect it by using other methods such as a blacklight. 
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