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02-22-2017, 06:56 AM
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New SGC grading fees
I got an email a day or two ago from SGC indicating their new grading fee schedule. I forget when it goes into effect
I wish I kept it, but I didn't. The increases are astronomical. Currently, any card valued over $25K is $850. Now the highest tier is any card over $100K is $3,750.00. Yikes!!! There was a few tiers between $25K and $100K, but the fees were over $1,000 for each tier. Does anyone still have the email to post the prices? Thanks, Tony 
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