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Which Pedigree Label do you prefer?
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Started by Brittany M.,

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MGsimba77

MGsimba77

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2 hours ago, ADAMANTIUM said:

I do like the idea of the "pedigree" on top, for that print to be yellow lol 

I should bow out :foryou: I own no pedigrees :sorry: 

Whatever they do I just hope it's the last change. Ideally they'd leave it the way it is now so those of us with OCD don't have to reholder :tonofbricks:

Already chose #4 :foryou:

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MGsimba77

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1 hour ago, sagii said:

Option #1 (it's a tweak to the already in use variation) and will blend with those already christened with that label.

The silver background was a touch I suggested when unhappy rumblings about the new label started .

Its gorgeous 

Yeah I chose 1 initially for same reason but then noticed the smaller font on the pedigree designation so went with 4 instead. 

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ygogolak

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Do people really want more, different labels floating around? I like the gold one, but it's completely different. Option 4 which adds the gold lettering is a nice idea, but the pedigree name could get lost in the background for some people with not as good of eyesight.

Just stick with #1 to keep it close to what's already been issued.

Here's the  original for reference.

https://www.cgccomics.com/resources/pedigree/

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sfcityduck

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As I said on Gold, but repeat here for the benefit of the General folks:

I don't like the way the banner is worded.  "CGC Pedigree Grade" implies that pedigrees are graded on a different scale (e.g. a "CGC Universal Grade" is a different scale than a "CGC Qualified Grade", "CGC Restored Grade", and "CGC Conserved Grade").  

Why not call it a "CGC Pedigree Series" (or better yet "CGC Recognised Pedigree") similar to the "CGC Signature Series"?  And then, like with the sig books, you could have "CGC Pedigree Qualified Grade", "CGC Pedigree Restored Grade", and "CGC Pedigree Conserved Grade."  

No charge for this fantastic advice.

P.S. I voted 3 on Gold.

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