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Posted By: leon
Since there is so much debate about graded vs non graded blah blah blah...I wanted to do a quick test. One thing I have wondered about is "Should I get my "for sale" cards, that are in gd-vg condition, graded?" I am talking about sub $250 cards. I think anything over that is pretty easy and most should be graded, to get the best price. So here's the particular question. Let's say I have a common E92 Dockman in nice gd-vg, on my website. Would you pay more for it to be in an SGC30 or PSA2 holder, than if it wasn't slabbed? Would you pay more than the $12 or so it takes to get it graded, over it being raw? All cards have nice big front and back scans..... |
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