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02-26-2017, 02:06 PM
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If I remember correctly, cards with a MC designation (or any other qualifier) will usually be equal in value to a card two grades below it.
For example a PSA 7 (MC) card will probably be similarly priced to a PSA 5. However, lower grade cards (PSA 3-4 or lower) with qualifiers will probably be valued closer to a card one grade below them. For example PSA 3 (MC) would be valued closer to a PSA 2 without any qualifiers. That's just how I interpret the qualifiers, but a card is worth whatever the buyer is willing to pay for it. -Owen
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Last edited by RaidonCollects; 02-26-2017 at 02:06 PM. 
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