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03-17-2013, 06:02 PM
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1) To provide protection for the card and to essentially "stabilize" it.
2) To commoditize the card, once graded it becomes fungible with a probable/estimable resale value. 3) Allow for easier display. 4) To assign a descriptive narrative to the card. 5) To provide piece of mind. 
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