MEARS' Evaluations Continue to Baffle...

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  • mvandor
    Banned
    • Apr 2007
    • 1032

    #16
    Re: MEARS' Evaluations Continue to Baffle...

    Originally posted by sportscentury
    MEARS has made some mistakes, but this comparison is way over the top.
    WAY over.

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    • Marichal27
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2007
      • 236

      #17
      Re: MEARS' Evaluations Continue to Baffle...

      Originally posted by sportscentury
      MEARS has made some mistakes, but this comparison is way over the top.
      My take is you think MEARS is ok overall. Correct me if I'm wrong.Most of these authenticators are jokes. I collect SF Giants jerseys, and I wish Dick Dobbins was still alive. If he saw what has happened to this hobby, he would get sick to his stomach. You'd never have half of the BS that goes on with these so called authenticators. MEARS will give a jersey of A!) or whatever their highest grade is, especially if they have a financial stake with the item.

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      • joelsabi
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2005
        • 3073

        #18
        Re: MEARS' Evaluations Continue to Baffle...

        Originally posted by aeneas01
        btw, in response to the discussion going on at the "lebron jersey-a5" thread, troy kinunen promised the following:

        [SIZE=2]"I plan on writing an article about the purpose and the benefits of the A5 grade, as although not a perfect system, when proper understood, it offers the collective collecting community very important data that it can use to make informed collecting decisions."

        has this article been written yet on the A5 grade?
        Regards,
        Joel S.
        joelsabi @ gmail.com
        Wanted: Alex Rodriguez Game Used Items and other unique artifacts, 1992 thru 1998 only. From High School to Early Mariners.

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