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03-30-2010, 01:20 PM
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I personally haven't done it, but I have heard many success stories regarding cracking out and resubmitting to the same TPG. I'd even say in some cases it would seem to make sense. I think it would be easier sometimes to get a bump with the same TPG if they did not know the original grade they gave.
Edited to add: I agree that any kind of marking on the actual card is a really bad idea.
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