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Originally Posted by honus94566
I bought an old judge card that was ungraded, had decent eye appeal but I thought would grade as a 1. I submitted it, it graded as a 4, and is now the highest graded example in existence.
Pays to buy ungraded.
My point being, just like about anything in life, it just depends  |
Completely agree...
The best deals I've ever gotten have been raw/ungraded. If you do your homework, it's much more rewarding to collect that way as well.
Sure there are plenty of shady dealers out there, but with thousands of altered cards residing in numbered PSA Slabs, the buyer must do his due diligence either way. And fortunately, eBay's return policy provides more than adequate buyer protection from fraud and bad listings like the one above.