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Manufacturing or Production defects? Why make this distinction?

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joeypost

joeypost

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QP?

OPG?

 

...Sorry, I'm new to some of these acronyms. :shrug:

 

QP is quality of production

 

OPG is Overstreet Price Guide

 

PQ is page quality

 

OCD is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

 

 

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rza808

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But I do believe as the hobby pays more for well centered ones, the well centered ones should be considered higher grade. I didnt say he was right earlier only but that he made sense in how CGC is looking at the defect. They are grading the physical structure of the book rather than the quality of the print. When you start to look at QP then it opens another door of problems that they just dont want to deal with. They leave the hard part to the dealer and buyer

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