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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: <b>Ed</b><p>I have a full deck of Wg1,s The aucton people say send them in and they will get them graded no charge.I cant bring my self to sell yet i probably will within the next two years. My question is should get these cards graded on my own (if so which grader?)or let the auction house do it when i sell. What will it cost me for 72 cards and idont know if they will grade the box and instructions or not? Any info will be very helpful thanks<br /> ED
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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>They won't grade the box and instructions; the commons will cost about $15 each, and the HOFers about $25, maybe a few even $50, depending upon what insured value you put on them. It is worth it if you think they will end up fairly high grade, say EX or better. If they are creased or worse, have any back damage, they will get low grades and you will have to make a judgment call.
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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: <b>dan mckee</b><p>If you decide to get them graded, let the auction house do it for you, you will get better grades.
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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: <b>barrysloate</b><p>Not necessarily. I'm not sure I buy that...okay, here goes!
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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: <b>Ed</b><p>Just by looking at graded wg1 singles on the web, all the cards look better than any ex 5 i have seen. Other than a some having white marks on the very outer edge. No bent or worn edges.Which grading co. would you use for these cards? I tried to import a pic but i guess it was to big kb?
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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: <b>Jim</b><p>SGC will grade them accurately no matter who submits them.
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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: <b>Dylan</b><p>For sure get those graded, you dont see these too often. Id imagine sgc would be about good as you can do, price wise im sure psa or sgc will ilicit around the same price range when selling.
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