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03-01-2008, 07:13 AM
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sending cards in for grading
Posted By: david Poses
i have about 40 cards i'm looking to sell and want to get them graded before selling. none are worth more than $500, the majority are between $100-$300. paranoia has gotten the best of me, and i'm having cold feet about sending them off to sgc. does anyone have any advice? (should i take pictures of each card before sending? videotape myself putting the package together?) any reassuring anecdotes about the t206 wagner you put in the mail to sgc and it didn't get stolen or lost en route? any help is appreciated. 
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