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09-13-2024, 10:23 AM
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Bottom line is the TPG's will charge what they can. And nowadays, it's pretty much like they want a percentage of the value of your card for grading. And of course, if it increases the value by a lot more, then I guess it's worth it. But it doesn't take a lot more time to evaluate a 100k card than it does a 100 dollar card. What, maybe an extra 5 minutes at most? Can't blame them for making money...
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