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01-24-2017, 11:57 AM
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To Grade or not to Grade ?
PSA is running a special this month for members, $6/card minimum 25 cards, no card over $100.
Can anyone offer advice about whether to have card graded or keep raw ? For resale, if your card does not grade a PSA 7 or higher it seems like your better off not grading it and selling it raw. Thoughts ? Thanks !! 
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