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12-29-2013, 11:00 PM
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Raw vs. graded selling prices.
Curious about something. At what grade (PSA or BVG or SCG) does the selling price outpace a raw price. I know there a lot of variables, so a generalization is mostly what I am looking for. Perhaps there isn't an answer. For instance, I see raw cards that would clearly grade a PSA 1 generally outselling PSA 1's. I don't know, maybe I just think I see that.
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