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09-15-2024, 08:45 AM
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For me, a bottom feeder who has divested 99 percent of his stuff and without anything that expensive, no need to grade.
For many of us, grading is not relevant as with those nice but not great 52s posted. However, if I had anything expensive and/or super popular, it would be graded for two reasons 1) Insurance in case something happens 2) Easier for heirs to sell when the ultimate happens Regards Rich
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