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07-06-2009, 02:23 PM
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What if a grader for any company wanted their cards graded, then they can't submit to their own company?
What would the fallout be if Foreman bought some raw cards and sent them to PSA? I fully understand and respect the appearance of possible favoritism or impropriety but I have to assume that the graders are collectors also. I don't have a problem with any grading company grades employee cards.....as long as the cards are graded the same as everything else submitted...not graded harder or with a closer inspection, not easier....just the same as everyone else. Out of all of this, the most annoying item was someone's cards were graded at a different standard. Place in the label that it was "So And So's Card from their personal collection" to be completely open if that card ever hit the open market. 
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