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I think, when CGC grades every book, they should separately record interior defects, and exterior defects. When a book comes in for reholdering, the reholderer should ask the following: 1) Does this comic match the image CGC took of it when we graded it? 2) Are the exterior defects (which I can see) and the interior defects (which I can't, but which were recorded) consistent with the grade? 3) Are there any new label notations being requested that weren't there before? Point 2 is assuming they want to keep the current procedure of not opening the inner well Additionally, I think the interior and exterior defects should be added to back label, as it defines a sort of "book signature"
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Just to whiteboard this (having just watched "The Gold" on Paramount+ which I heard about from iFanboy and recommend), I think we have "The Account" - the CGC account, who might be Joe Blow in Wahoo, Alaska who owns a comic shop and/or pressing business, and there's "The Front" - Mary Contrary, the return address on the packages of scammer's customers. What is the link between "Front" and "Account", are people being forthcoming about it, are middlemen involved, who knew what and when did they know it. Someone in the middle who works or has worked for Joe Blow might be slipping their own books in with the larger submissions with or without others' knowledge. Disclaimer: Just one person's armchair theory that requires proof and testing. "Middleman" might very well have their own CGC account.