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Old 06-18-2017, 07:44 PM
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If they cross equally you will have made decent money. Beckett grading just doesn't hold the prices from what I have seen. I have been slaughtered when I have gone to sell BVG cards. Also, I wonder if any were over graded since, and it is my guess (from a little birdie source) Beckett bought them, graded them and gave them to Goodwin to sell. Pretty smart grading cards you own and then selling them, if that is true. It is sort of like printing money.
Isn't grading your own material considered highly suspect from an professional ethics standpoint?
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Isn't grading your own material considered highly suspect from an professional ethics standpoint?
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