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Guess the grade . . . Part 2

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okay so then it would have to be a 9.2. If that is the case I want you to send in all of my books.

 

Thank you

 

It's really got nothing to do with who sends the book in. You simply can't accurately grade a book from a scan. Many people like larger scans, but lack the skills to "read" them correctly. Larger scans always work to your disadvantage. sumo.gif

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7.5 on this jammer!

 

27_laughing.gif You guys really can't grade worth a :spoon: insane.gif

 

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Yes, Peter starts at 7.0 and works his way down from there. So his 6.5, is the 10 point scale equivalent of 9.4.

 

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okay so then it would have to be a 9.2. If that is the case I want you to send in all of my books.

 

Thank you

 

He must be in the same "preferred grading tier" as Nikos.

 

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okay so then it would have to be a 9.2. If that is the case I want you to send in all of my books.

 

Thank you

 

It's really got nothing to do with who sends the book in. You simply can't accurately grade a book from a scan. Many people like larger scans, but lack the skills to "read" them correctly. Larger scans always work to your disadvantage. sumo.gif

 

In all seriousness, one thing I've learned from my JLA 61 thread is that very fine creases on a black cover are wildly accentuated in a scan. It's kinda like taking a photo of a reflective strip in the road - the flash makes the reflective strip look much bigger and brighter than it is.

 

I presume the same holds true for the spine and corner creases on your book.

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