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02-27-2009, 09:08 PM
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grading help
Posted By: matt
Hi everyone, I need a little help. I have been collecting cards and periodicals fro 50's 60's and 70's for years. Now I want to sell some of it. I need to know if having cards graded first is the way to go. I really hate the idea, but if that is the way to maximize value, I guess I would have to bite the bullet. Are services generally flawed? is there one service that is reputable? am I better off not getting graded and just try to present the best pictures available on line?. After seeing that Pete rose 79 card sell for top dollar, I figure it might be the way to go. thanks for any help 
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