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02-03-2010, 06:31 PM
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good timing...
good timing for a question on grading companies...
over the past couple weeks i've been contacted a few times by a startup company that has MANY resources joining them from the other big grading companies. from my discussion it appears that they have a solid plan, unique holder and an approach to serve the mid priced card market. they'll make it affordable to have lower tier/priced cards graded with fees in the $3 range with a 20 day turnaround. they describe some unique tools to assist collectors sell online as well. i know they've contacted a few board members on here and will be doing some marketing blitz over the next month. 
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