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07-26-2004, 08:57 AM
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To Grade or Not to Grade
Posted By: Josh K.
I just purchased the card in the link, an ungraded T205 Collins (mouth closed). In the past, I have not sent in many cards for grading. Any opinions on (1) who makes the best slab; and (2) which of the big three is likely to give it the best grade (I intend to keep it for my collection and want it to look nice and be protected, however, I also dont want to jeopardize its resale value if it ever becomes necessary to do so). Finally, since Im no expert in grading (I just buy what looks nice to me) any thoughts on how this may grade (my guess - 3 or 4). Thanks. 
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