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07-25-2008, 05:16 PM
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the inequities of grading
Posted By: cmoking
Even though they have the same grade, I'm confident Leon's SGC 40 would sell for much higher if both cards were in auctioned off at the same time. Rarely does a graded card sell without a scan anyway. The possible exception may be a large group or a set of graded cards where they may only scan a few cards. So I'm not concerned about the inequities of grading...only the number is the same, the price would definitely be different. 
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