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Old 08-06-2014, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by glchen View Post
Also look at it this way. The declared value for the card (and of the total submission) is used to determine how much insurance that is used when shipping the card back to you from PSA. If you had a card that you put a declared value for $499, and after grading as a 10, it is now worth $5000+++, wouldn't you want PSA to insure that card for the new value rather than what you had estimated before the card was graded?
Gary I understand if they are just asking for more money IF I want to raise the amount of insurance on return postage because of the NEW perceived value. I don't think I should pay more for grading just because of the grade they give the card. Just my opinion and I know nothing about grading/graded cards and want to keep it that way.
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