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11-14-2014, 05:23 PM
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Trimmed E cards - Do they need to be graded before selling?
I have a group of about 50 different E cards that are clearly trimmed. I am trying to decide if it would be worth having them graded Authentic before selling. I haven't seen any sales either way to tell me if they will sell for more (at least cover the grading cost) if slabbed authentic vs. a raw sale.
Interested in people's opinions on 1) do they need to be graded 2)which companies would graded them authentic/trimmed. Here is a scan of one from each group of cards- 
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