PSA and SGC are unapologetic about the need for the human element in the grading process. Do you agree? Or is there an AI future where every grade is black and white? <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://cardhoundvintage.com/eye-appeal-and-subjectivity-is-the-human-element-a-necessary-part-of-vintage-sports-card-grading-psa-says-yes/">https://cardhoundvintage.com/eye-appeal-and-subjectivity-is-the-human-element-a-necessary-part-of-vintage-sports-card-grading-psa-says-yes/</a>

What are the roles of eye appeal and subjectivity in vintage card grading? Is the human element necessary? Here's what PSA has to say.

Eye Appeal and Subjectivity in Card Grading

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Eye Appeal and Subjectivity in Grading

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Eye Appeal and Subjectivity in Grading

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