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01-31-2007, 04:02 PM
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Wg1 set, get them graded or not?
Posted By: Ed
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 
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