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Posted By: leon
Not to beat a dead person (I love animals so don't beat them) that is the whole point about what I am saying with respect to an erased pencil mark. If it is light then there is a good chance it can be erased and there will be nothing at all left....and therefore nothing left to see....and also nothing for a grading company to "miss". I guess you just have to see it to sort of know but suffice it to say thousands of light pencil marks have gotten erased and are erased. Heavier ones are erased too but then, many times, there will be the telltale indention left...which will be deducted for the same way as the original mark....and should be, imo..... |
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